The Sri Lankan Rupee continued its upward movement against the US Dollar at commercial banks today (13 January), showing further appreciation compared to Monday, while the average selling rate remained around Rs. 312.
At Seylan Bank, the Dollar buying rate declined to Rs. 306.40, with the selling rate easing to Rs. 311.15. NDB Bank also adjusted its rates downward, recording a buying rate of Rs. 305.90 and a selling rate of Rs. 312.40.
People’s Bank reported a reduction in both rates, with the US Dollar now buying at Rs. 305.54 and selling at Rs. 312.28. Commercial Bank similarly revised its exchange rates, lowering the buying rate to Rs. 303.74 and the selling rate to Rs. 312.25.
Meanwhile, Sampath Bank maintained its existing rates, keeping the Dollar buying price unchanged at Rs. 305.75 and the selling price at Rs. 312.25.
Overall, the exchange rate adjustments reflect a modest strengthening of the Rupee, with the Dollar selling rate remaining broadly stable across the banking sector.
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