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Sri Lanka sees foreign buying in rupee bonds for third week
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1 min readFrom 2 outlets- Net foreign purchases were 364 million rupees, about US$1.1 million.
- Buying over the three weeks totalled 5.5 billion rupees, following outflows of 16.5 billion in the prior two weeks.
- Foreign holdings of government securities rose to 202.4 billion rupees.
- Sri Lanka recorded net bond inflows in 16 of the past 18 weeks.
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- EconomyNext · Foreign investors buy Sri Lanka rupee bonds after selling for two weeks
- EconomyNext · Foreign investors buy Sri Lanka rupee bonds for second week
- Hiru News · Sri Lanka opens dollar bond issue to foreign investors and expatriates
- EconomyNext · Sri Lanka sells extra Rs5bn Treasury bonds after auction
- EconomyNext · Sri Lanka rupee at 331.15/25 to US dollar spot, bond yields steady
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