The US dollar selling rate has moved up to around Rs.334 at several major commercial banks in Sri Lanka on Tuesday (September 15), compared with Monday.
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s indicative rates for the US dollar are Rs.324.17 for buying and Rs.333.22 for selling.
Commercial bank rates are higher in some cases.
Dollar rates at major banks
At Seylan Bank, the dollar buying rate has increased from Rs.324.35 on Monday to Rs.325.15 today.
Its selling rate has risen from Rs.333.60 to Rs.334.40.
- At NDB Bank, the buying rate has moved from Rs.324.20 to 325.00. The selling rate has increased from Rs.333.20 to Rs.334.00.
- People’s Bank has raised its buying rate from Rs.324.60 to 325.93. Its selling rate has increased from Rs.332.65 to Rs.334.01.
- At Commercial Bank, the buying rate has moved from Rs.322.60 to 323.35. The selling rate has increased from Rs.332.50 to Rs.333.25.
- Sampath Bank has raised its buying rate from Rs.325.00 to 326.00. Its selling rate has moved from Rs.333.00 to Rs.334.00.
For September 15, the rates show the dollar selling price at several major banks moving to around Rs.334, while the Central Bank’s indicative selling rate remains at Rs.333.2218.
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Last modified: September 15, 2026
