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Bond Yields Overview
Closing yield percentages for selected government bonds.
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Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update - 07 Apr 2026
Sri Lanka rupee flat, bond yields steady as currency markets and government securities reflected a broadly stable trading session, with only marginal movements recorded across key financial indicators. Sri Lanka rupee flat, bond yields steady amid stable market activity The Sri Lanka rupee remained largely unchanged against the US dollar in the spot market, quoted at 315.42/50 compared to 315.40/50 in the previous session, according to market dealers. The muted movement suggests a period of relative equilibrium in the Sri Lanka exchange rate, with limited volatility driven by balanced demand and supply conditions in the foreign exchange market. Meanwhile, activity in the government bond market indicated a similarly steady trend, with yields showing only slight adjustments across maturities. A bond maturing on 15 March 2028 was quoted at 9.45/50 percent, marginally easing from 9.45/60 percent in the previous session. The minor decline points to stable investor sentiment and consistent demand for medium-term government securities. In the longer tenor segment, the bond maturing on 15 December 2029 was quoted at 9.85/95 percent, slightly lower compared to 9.90/95 percent previously. This gradual softening aligns with broader expectations that Sri Lanka bond yields may continue to stabilise as macroeconomic conditions improve and fiscal consolidation efforts take hold. However, not all maturities followed the same direction. The bond maturing on 1 June 2033 edged higher, quoted at 11.00/10 percent compared to 10.95/11.05 percent in the prior session. The marginal uptick in long-term yields suggests that investors remain cautious about extended horizon risks, including inflation expectations and long-term fiscal dynamics. Foreign exchange telegraphic transfer rates reflected a stable yet slightly wider spread across major currencies. The US dollar was quoted at 311.9000 buying and 318.9000 selling, while the British pound stood at 411.0820 buying and 422.3854 selling. The euro was quoted at 357.1429 buying and 368.5623 selling, indicating consistent pricing patterns in line with global currency movements. Equity market activity on the Colombo Stock Exchange showed modest gains, reinforcing the overall tone of stability across financial markets. The All Share Price Index (ASPI) rose by 0.32 percent, or 67.80 points, to close at 21,194.40. Similarly, the S&P SL20 index, which tracks leading blue-chip stocks, gained 0.22 percent, or 12.64 points, to reach 5,...
1 United States Dollar (USD) to Sri Lanka Rupees (LKR) today
1 USD to LKR 1 USD = 315.61 LKR at the rate on 2026-04-07. The cost of 1 United States Dollar in Sri Lanka Rupees today is ₨315.61 according to the "Open Exchange Rates", compared to yesterday, the exchange rate increased by 0.25% (by +₨0.80).
Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update - 06 Apr 2026
The Sri Lanka rupee holds steady, bond yields flat development also reflects the impact of earlier monetary easing measures. Since mid-2023, the Central Bank has gradually reduced policy rates, contributing to lower borrowing costs and improved liquidity in the financial system.
LKR Historical Exchange Rates (Sri Lankan Rupee) - X-Rates
Get historic exchange rates for past Sri Lankan Rupee foreign expenses. Select your currencies and the date to get histroical rate tables.
