ASPI21,082.08▼ 0.19%S&P SL205,936.94▼ 0.06%JKH19.90▲ 0.00%SAMP136.00▼ 0.37%PABC54.00▲ 0.00%CCS125.00▼ 0.60%SIRA28.00▲ 4.48%CTHR470.00▼ 6.56%HNBF8.00▼ 2.44%HAYC178.50▲ 0.00%RIL23.40▼ 0.43%TKYO63.50▼ 1.09%CIC29.30▲ 1.03%HAYL222.75▼ 0.34%ASPI21,082.08▼ 0.19%S&P SL205,936.94▼ 0.06%JKH19.90▲ 0.00%SAMP136.00▼ 0.37%PABC54.00▲ 0.00%CCS125.00▼ 0.60%SIRA28.00▲ 4.48%CTHR470.00▼ 6.56%HNBF8.00▼ 2.44%HAYC178.50▲ 0.00%RIL23.40▼ 0.43%TKYO63.50▼ 1.09%CIC29.30▲ 1.03%HAYL222.75▼ 0.34%
All Share Price Index21,082.08-39.70 (-0.19%)
S&P Sri Lanka 205,936.94-3.35 (-0.06%)
AI market outlookneutral
The Colombo Stock Exchange drifted lower in thin trading, with the ASPI and S&P SL20 both posting marginal losses despite selective buying in SIERRA CABLES and CIC HOLDINGS, while heavyweight JOHN KEELLS and HAYCARB remained flat. This cautious tone aligns with the domestic backdrop of IMF disbursement approval arriving just as the rupee faces renewed pressure, offset by the global relief of easing oil prices as the Strait of Hormuz peace framework nears—a positive for Sri Lanka’s trade-dependent economy. With mixed signals from external peace dividends and internal currency stress, investors appear to be holding steady rather than committing to directional bets.
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