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Sri Lanka rupee closes at 332.10/20 to US dollar spot, bond yields lower

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EconomyNext reports that Sri Lanka’s rupee was quoted at 332.30/40 per US dollar in the spot market on Monday, October 26, compared with 332.10/20 at Friday’s close. Dealers provided the rates, according to EconomyNext.

EconomyNext reports that yields on bonds maturing in August 2030, February 2031 and December 2031 edged lower, while the January 2033 bond yield rose. Yields on the October 2030, November 2033 and June 2034 bonds were reported at 11.50/58%, 12.25/35% and 12.35/45%, respectively.

EconomyNext reports Monday telegraphic transfer rates of 327.65 buying and 336.65 selling for the US dollar, 365.1652 and 378.9460 for the euro, and 437.5588 and 451.6672 for the pound. EconomyNext also reports that the Colombo Stock Exchange’s All Share Price Index fell 4.73 points, or 0.02%, to 19,680, while the S&P SL20 gained 7.58 points, or 0.14%, to 5,621.

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EconomyNextSri Lanka rupee closes at 332.10/20 to US dollar spot, bond yields lower

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Reports on the same subject from the months before this story.

  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. EconomyNext · Sri Lanka rupee closes weaker at 331.60/70 to US dollar spot, bond yields higher
  4. EconomyNext · Sri Lanka rupee closes at 331.60/70 to US dollar spot, bond yields recover
  5. EconomyNext · Sri Lanka rupee closes weaker at 332.20/35 to US dollar spot, bond yields edge up

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