US EditionSri Lanka’s stocks trend down as Brent climbs past $115
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Sri Lanka’s stocks trend down as Brent climbs past $115
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Colombo Stock Exchange opened down on Monday, and remained red throughout midday trading, with capital goods leading turnover. The ASPI was down 0.86 percent, or 183.49, at 21,192.24. The S&P SL20 was down 1.12 percent, or 67.42, at 5,932.57. Turnover was 1 billion rupees. Capital goods led turnover with 287 million rupees. Brent futures were trading around 115 dollars a barrel, as Yemen’s Houthi entered the West Asia c…
Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Declines 1.33% Amid Rising Oil Prices
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – The Colombo Stock Exchange experienced a decline on Monday, mirroring the downward trend of other Asian markets, as Brent crude oil prices […] The post Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Declines 1.33% Amid Rising Oil Prices appeared first on FINANCIAL CHRONICLE.
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