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Sri Lanka Stocks Close Flat, Insurance Sector Leads Turnover
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Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Rises in Response to Trump’s Ceasefire Declaration
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) in Sri Lanka commenced trading on Wednesday with a positive trajectory, as reported by CSE data, following […] The post Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Rises in Response to Trump’s Ceasefire Declaration appeared first on FINANCIAL CHRONICLE.
Sri Lanka stocks close up, as investors await US-Iran deal outcome
ECONOMYNEXT – The Colombo Stock Exchange closed up on Tuesday, as investors awaited an uncertain US-Iran truce. “If a deal doesn’t get signed, the market has already factored in a certain amount of volatility,” Raynal Wickremeratne, Head of Strategy, Softlogic Stockbrokers said about the potential ceasefire between Iran and the United States. “But if it gets signed, we will see a major win for the market.” The All Share was up 0.25 percent, or 5…
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