ECONOMYNEXT - Sri Lanka Treasuries yields eased at Wednesday's primary market auction with the benchmark 12-month yield falling 7 basis points to 9.37 percent, data from the state debt office showed.
Low benchmark yields encourage more speculation against the rupee, analysts say, intensifying problems.
The 3-month yield eased 2 basis points from a week earlier to 8.32 percent, and the 6-month yield also eased 2 basis points to 8.85 percent.
The state debt office offered and accepted Treasury bills worth 14 billion rupees.
Total bids amounted to 52.5 billion rupees.
Low benchmark yields encourage more speculation against the rupee, analysts say, intensifying problems.
The 3-month yield eased 2 basis points from a week earlier to 8.32 percent, and the 6-month yield also eased 2 basis points to 8.85 percent.
The state debt office offered and accepted Treasury bills worth 14 billion rupees.
Total bids amounted to 52.5 billion rupees.
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