Sri Lanka rupee at 330.80/331.00 to US dollar spot, bond yields steady
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Sri Lanka’s rupee weakened slightly against the US dollar on the 14th compared with Tuesday, according to Newswire’s roundup of commercial-bank rates. The report gives no month or year for the date.
NDB Bank’s buying rate rose from 326.40 to 326.50 rupees per dollar, while its selling rate increased from 335.40 to 335.50. People’s Bank raised its buying rate from 326.82 to 326.92 and its selling rate from 334.92 to 335.03.
Seylan Bank, Commercial Bank and Sampath Bank reported unchanged rates. Their listed buying rates were 326.75, 324.84 and 327.00 rupees, respectively; selling rates were 336.00, 334.75 and 335.00.
In separate market reporting, EconomyNext put the rupee at 330.80/331.00 per US dollar in spot trading and said bond yields were broadly steady, citing dealers. The reports provide no further information on the outlook or next steps.
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