02 Jul Sri Lankan rupee slips; dollar selling by state bank caps fall
COLOMBO, July 3 (Reuters) – The Sri Lankan rupee edged lower
for a second straight session on Tuesday in moderate trade, as
importer dollar demand outpaced inflows from inward remittances,
while a state bank helped ease downward pressure by selling the
U.S. currency, dealers said.
for a second straight session on Tuesday in moderate trade, as
importer dollar demand outpaced inflows from inward remittances,
while a state bank helped ease downward pressure by selling the
U.S. currency, dealers said.
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