Sri Lanka Treasury bill yields rise on shorter term, less bills sold
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- EconomyNext reports that 86.48 billion rupees of 100 billion rupees offered were sold.
- EconomyNext reports that the three-month yield rose two basis points to 9.34 percent.
- EconomyNext reports that six- and 12-month yields were unchanged at 9.44 percent and 9.95 percent.
- EconomyNext reports that six- and 12-month bills are also available on tap.
EconomyNext reports that Sri Lanka sold 86.48 billion rupees in Treasury bills at Wednesday’s auction, from 100 billion rupees offered, citing data from the Public Debt Management Office.
EconomyNext reports that the three-month bill yield rose two basis points to 9.34 percent. Against 50 billion rupees offered, 68.09 billion rupees of that bill were sold.
EconomyNext reports that the six-month yield held at 9.44 percent, with 9.34 billion rupees sold from 25 billion offered. The 12-month yield was unchanged at 9.95 percent, with 9.03 billion rupees sold from 25 billion offered.
EconomyNext reports that six- and 12-month bills are available on tap. The report is dated October 28, 2026.
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