The Sri Lankan Rupee gained further against the US Dollar at several major commercial banks on Tuesday, with dollar rates falling at NDB Bank, People’s Bank, Commercial Bank and Sampath Bank.
The latest movement comes as the rupee continues to show strength against the US Dollar, offering a positive signal for businesses and consumers dealing with foreign currency.
- At NDB Bank, the US Dollar buying rate fell from Rs. 330.85 to Rs. 330.35. The selling rate also declined from Rs. 339.85 to Rs. 339.35.
- At People’s Bank, the buying rate dropped from Rs. 331.07 to Rs. 330.87. The selling rate fell from Rs. 339.28 to Rs. 339.07.
- Commercial Bank reduced its US Dollar buying rate from Rs. 329.55 to Rs. 328.81. Its selling rate also fell from Rs. 339.50 to Rs. 338.75.
- At Sampath Bank, the buying rate declined from Rs. 331.50 to Rs. 331.00. The selling rate fell from Rs. 339.50 to Rs. 339.00.
Seylan Bank rates remain unchanged
Not all banks recorded a change.
Seylan Bank kept its US Dollar buying rate at Rs. 331.05. Its selling rate also remained unchanged at Rs. 340.30.
The latest bank rates show continued movement in the local currency market, with the Rupee holding a stronger position against the US Dollar at several major banks.
For businesses and consumers, changes in the dollar rate can affect the cost of imports, foreign payments, travel and other transactions linked to the US Dollar.
Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) Daily Exchange Rate
Last modified: August 11, 2026
