The rupee depreciated against the US dollar on June 9, with dollar selling rates rising to around Rs. 341 across several commercial banks compared to the previous day.
Central Bank Rate: Buying Rs. 332.38, Selling Rs. 342.08
Dollar Rates Increase Across Banks
- At Seylan Bank, the dollar buying rate increased from Rs. 330.25 to Rs. 332.25, while the selling rate rose from Rs. 341 to Rs. 342.
- At NDB Bank, the buying rate increased from Rs. 331.25 to Rs. 332.50 and the selling rate rose from Rs. 340.25 to Rs. 341.50.
- People’s Bank reported the dollar buying rate increased from Rs. 330.20 to Rs. 331.18, while the selling rate rose from Rs. 338.98 to Rs. 339.98.
- At Commercial Bank of Ceylon, the buying rate increased from Rs. 328.94 to Rs. 329.93 and the selling rate rose from Rs. 340 to Rs. 341.
- Meanwhile, Sampath Bank increased its buying rate from Rs. 331.50 to Rs. 332.50 and its selling rate from Rs. 340.50 to Rs. 341.50.
Rupee Reverses Previous Day’s Gain
The latest exchange rates indicate a slight weakening of the rupee against the US dollar after appreciating on June 8.
The movement pushed dollar selling rates above Rs. 341 at several commercial banks, while some banks recorded selling rates as high as Rs. 342.
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Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) Daily Exchange Rate
Last modified: June 9, 2026
