Sri Lankan IT stocks drag index lower
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Monday, primarily due to a drag from IT stocks. The CSE All-Share index declined by 0.81% to 20,644.26. Serendib Hotels and Ambeon Holdings were among the top decliners.
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Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Monday, primarily due to a drag from IT stocks. The CSE All-Share index declined by 0.81% to 20,644.26. Serendib Hotels and Ambeon Holdings were among the top decliners.
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Friday and slipped for the week.
CSE All Share index closed down 0.60% at 20,817.82, with York Arcade and Serendib Land among top percentage losers; turnover rose to 1.01 billion rupees.
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Tuesday, hurt by broad-based losses led by real estate and utilities stocks.($1 = 330.80 Sri Lankan rupees)
The CSE All Share index closed at 20,943.79. Trading volume rose to 32.1 million shares from 26.5 million in the previous session, while turnover fell to 596 million rupees from 814.9 million rupees.
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Monday, hurt by broad-based losses led by utilities and real estate stocks.($1 = 330.9000 Sri Lankan rupees)
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Friday, led by losses in energy and utilities stocks, and ended the week marginally up after two weeks of losses.Here are more details:($1 = 330.0000 Sri Lankan rupees)
Sri Lankan shares closed slightly lower on Thursday, as losses in utilities and communication services stocks outweighed gains in consumer discretionary and real estate.Here are some details:($1 = 330.4000 Sri Lankan rupees)
Sri Lanka's CSE All Share index closed down 0.37% at 20,979.18 on Monday, weighed down by losses in real estate and industrials stocks. Trading volume increased to 48.7 million shares, but equity market turnover fell to 750.3 million Sri Lankan rupees ($2.27 million). Pegasus Hotels of Ceylon PLC and Hunter & Company P
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Monday, dragged by losses in real estate and industrials stocks.
Sri Lankan shares closed lower Thursday, led by communication services and real estate stocks, as the broader market fell.
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Wednesday, dragged by broad-based losses led by materials stocks.
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Tuesday, as losses in communication services and IT stocks outweighed gains in utilities and energy.Here are more details:($1 = 329.7000 Sri Lankan rupees)
Sri Lankan shares closed lower for a fourth consecutive session on Thursday. The CSE All-Share index settled 0.5% lower at 21,357.74 points, weighed down by losses in real estate and technology stocks, including Melstacorp and Ceylon Brewing Holdings.
Sri Lankan shares closed lower Wednesday, with the CSE All-Share index settling 0.35% lower at 21,466 points. Utilities and industrials weighed, led by Ceylinco and Hayleys, the top losers.
Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Tuesday as materials and financial stocks weighed on performance. The CSE All-Share index settled 0.38% lower at 21,542.23 points. Ceylinco and Ceylon Beverage were top decliners.