The US Dollar selling rate has moved above Rs.335 at some commercial banks, based on exchange rates reported on September 28.
Seylan Bank quoted the highest selling rate among the listed banks at Rs.335.20 per US Dollar.
NDB Bank also raised its selling rate to Rs.335.00, from Rs.334.50 on the previous Friday.
Dollar Rates at Major Banks
- At Seylan Bank, the buying rate remained at Rs.325.95, while the selling rate stayed at Rs.335.20.
- NDB Bank increased its buying rate from Rs.325.50 to Rs.326.00. Its selling rate rose from Rs.334.50 to Rs.335.00.
- People’s Bank raised its buying rate from Rs.326.33 to Rs.326.43. The selling rate increased from Rs.334.42 to Rs.334.52.
- Commercial Bank kept both rates unchanged. Its buying rate stood at Rs.324.34, while the selling rate remained at Rs.334.25.
- Sampath Bank increased its buying rate from Rs.326.00 to Rs.326.50. Its selling rate also rose from Rs.334.00 to Rs.334.50.
Central Bank Dollar Rate
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s rates for the US Dollar stood at Rs.326.0044 for buying and Rs.335.0840 for selling.
The latest rates show different prices across banks, with some institutions keeping their rates unchanged while others recorded increases compared with Friday.
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Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) Daily Exchange Rate
Last modified: September 28, 2026
