The Sri Lankan Rupee remained largely stable against the US Dollar on Thursday (February 26), with several commercial banks reporting no significant changes in exchange rates compared to the previous day. The general selling rate across the banking sector continued to hover around Rs. 312.
According to Seylan Bank, the buying and selling rates for the US Dollar were unchanged at Rs. 306.60 and Rs. 311.35, respectively.
Similarly, NDB Bank maintained its buying rate at Rs. 306.15 and its selling rate at Rs. 312.65, with no revisions reported.
Meanwhile, People’s Bank recorded a slight increase, with the buying rate rising from Rs. 305.69 to Rs. 305.74, and the selling rate edging up from Rs. 312.43 to Rs. 312.48.
At Commercial Bank, exchange rates remained unchanged, with the US Dollar buying rate at Rs. 304.11 and the selling rate at Rs. 312.50.
Likewise, Sampath Bank reported no changes, maintaining the buying rate at Rs. 306 and the selling rate at Rs. 312.50.
Overall, the Rupee continued to demonstrate stability in the foreign exchange market, with only marginal adjustments observed at select institutions.
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