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US Dollar Gains Slightly Against Rupee at Commercial Banks

Selling rates remained around Rs. 340 at most banks, indicating that the currency market continues to be relatively stable despite the marginal movement.

US Dollar Gains Slightly Against Rupee at Commercial Banks

The US Dollar appreciated slightly against the Sri Lankan Rupee at several commercial banks on Wednesday, with only minor changes recorded in exchange rates compared to the previous day.

Exchange Rates See Minor Changes

At People’s Bank, the US Dollar buying rate increased from Rs. 331.86 to Rs. 332.01, while the selling rate rose from Rs. 340.69 to Rs. 340.84.

NDB Bank also reported a slight increase, with the buying rate rising from Rs. 331.75 to Rs. 331.80 and the selling rate increasing from Rs. 340.75 to Rs. 340.80.

At Sampath Bank, the buying rate increased from Rs. 331.75 to Rs. 332.50, while the selling rate eased slightly from Rs. 340.75 to Rs. 340.50.

Meanwhile, Seylan Bank kept its buying and selling rates unchanged at Rs. 331.85 and Rs. 341.10, respectively. Commercial Bank also maintained its rates at Rs. 330.30 for buying and Rs. 340.25 for selling.

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