Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Ends in the Red, with Increased Turnover Driven by Large Trades.

Sri Lanka’s stock market ends in the red, with increased turnover driven by large trades.

FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – On Tuesday, the Colombo Stock Exchange witnessed a decline, as reported by their official data. The All Share Price Index (ASPI) fell […] The post Sri Lanka’s stock market ends in the red, with increased turnover driven by large trades. appeared first on FINANCIAL CHRONICLE.

Sri Lanka stocks close down, turnover boosted by crossings

ECONOMYNEXT – The Colombo Stock Exchange closed down on Tuesday, data on its site showed. The All Share Price Index was down 0.12 percent, or 26.06 points at 21,066.18. The S&P SL20 was down 0.08 percent, or 4.86 points at 5,904.10. John Keells Holdings (up 2.22 percent at 18.40 rupees), Hatton National Bank (up 1.42 percent at 410.75 rupees), DFCC Bank (up 2.04 percent at 137.75 rupees) were the top positive contributors to the ASPI. Sampath Ba…