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Sri Lanka Treasury bill yields rise on shorter term, less bills sold
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- The Public Debt Management Office reported total sales of 80.61 billion rupees.
- The three-month yield increased to 9.2 percent.
- Six-month and 12-month yields remained at 9.44 percent and 9.95 percent.
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- EconomyNext · Sri Lanka Treasury bill yields rise marginally, Rs80bn sold
- EconomyNext · Sri Lanka sells extra Rs8bn Treasury bills after auction
- Hiru News · Sri Lanka sells 100 billion rupees in 2029, 2031, and 2036 bonds
- Hiru News · Treasury bill yields rise on short-term tenor as government raises Rs. 66 billion
- EconomyNext · Sri Lanka rupee at 331.87/95 to US dollar spot, bond yields steady
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