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CSE tests lower levels as buyers emerge selectively
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Daily Mirror reports that the market closed lower on 26 October 2026.
- Daily Mirror reports this was the sixth consecutive session of declines.
- Daily Mirror says intraday recoveries indicated selective buying interest at lower levels.
Daily Mirror reports that the Colombo Stock Exchange ended lower on 26 October 2026, marking its sixth consecutive session of declines.
Daily Mirror says the market repeatedly recovered during the trading day, a pattern it interpreted as indicating selective buying interest as prices fell. The report gives no further details on the scale of the moves or which shares were involved.
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