Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Retreats Despite Early Gains Fueled by Optimism Over Peace Negotiations
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Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Retreats Despite Early Gains Fueled by Optimism Over Peace Negotiations
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – The Colombo Stock Exchange in Sri Lanka experienced a decline on Tuesday, despite remaining in positive territory for a significant portion of […] The post Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Retreats Despite Early Gains Fueled by Optimism Over Peace Negotiations appeared first on FINANCIAL CHRONICLE.
Sri Lanka stocks close down after initial surge on peace talk hopes
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Colombo Stock Exchange closed down on Tuesday after maintaining green for most of the day, CSE data showed. The ASPI was down 0.07 percent, or 15.40 points, at 22,298. The S&P SL20 was down 0.21 percent, or 13.21 points, at 6,148. Analysts said that the initial surge may have come due to US President Trump alluding to the restart of peace talks with Iran to end the conflict, which has been going on for months. Top posit…
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