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Sri Lanka rupee weaker at 331.55/65 to US dollar spot, bond yields slightly higher

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  • The rupee was quoted at 331.55/65 to the dollar during trading and closed at 331.60/70, compared with 331.25/35 previously.
  • Yields on several government bonds rose, with closing rates reported across maturities from 2029 to 2034.
  • A 100 billion rupee Treasury-bill auction is scheduled for October 21.
Based on: EconomyNext, NewswireWritten by AI from EconomyNext, Newswirethese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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  1. EconomyNext · Sri Lanka rupee closes at 330.90/331.00 to US dollar spot, bond yields up
  2. EconomyNext · Sri Lanka rupee closes at 330.85/95 to US dollar spot, bond yields edge up
  3. Newswire · CBSL rates: Sri Lankan rupee depreciates slightly against USD
  4. Newswire · Dollar rate today: Sri Lankan Rupee depreciates slightly against USD
  5. EconomyNext · Sri Lanka rupee at 331.15/25 to US dollar spot, bond yields steady

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