Sri lankan rupee News

Sri Lankan Rupee Faces Depreciation as Dollar Selling Rate Surpasses Rs. 342.

Sri Lankan Rupee Softens as Market Yields Edge Upwards.

Sri Lanka’s Currency Volatility: A Symptom of Broader Economic Fragility.

Sri Lankan Rupee Faces Renewed Pressure as Dollar Surpasses Rs. 330 Threshold.

Central Bank Governor Attributes Rupee Depreciation to Global Market Shifts.

Sri Lanka Financial Market Update: Rupee Stable as Treasury Bond Yields Maintain Steady Stance.

Sri Lanka's rupee holds steady at 324.50/325.00 against the US dollar as of May 14, 2026. Government bond yields remain largely flat across most maturities, reflecting a period of consolidation in the local financial markets.

Sri Lankan Rupee Softens Against Dollar Amid Ongoing Bond Market Activity.

Sri Lankan Rupee Fluctuations: US Dollar Exchange Rates Across Major Banks.

An update on the latest US Dollar exchange rates across major commercial banks in Sri Lanka, highlighting recent buying and selling rate movements.

Sri Lankan Households Face Fresh Financial Pressure Amidst Rising Energy Costs and Currency Depreciation.

Sri Lanka has implemented a new electricity tariff revision for high-usage consumers, compounding the cost-of-living crisis as the rupee faces continued depreciation. The move is expected to drive inflation, impacting retail food prices.

Sri Lanka Financial Update: Rupee Faces Pressure Amid Stable Bond Yields.

Sri Lanka Financial Update: Rupee Fluctuations and Customs Revenue Surge.

Vehicle Importers Warn of Impending Price Hikes Amidst Currency and Tax Pressures.