Businesses dealing in US dollars are seeing little change in exchange rates today, with commercial bank selling rates around Rs. 336 to Rs. 337.
The Central Bank’s indicative USD/LKR rate is Rs. 332.60. Its indicative buying rate is Rs. 328.11, while the selling rate is Rs. 337.14.
Commercial bank rates remain close to Monday’s levels. Seylan Bank is buying dollars at Rs. 328.25 and selling them at Rs. 337.50.
NDB is buying at Rs. 328.10 and selling at Rs. 337.10. People’s Bank is offering Rs. 328.50 to buy dollars and charging Rs. 336.65 to sell them.
Commercial Bank lists a buying rate of Rs. 326.58 and a selling rate of Rs. 336.50. Sampath Bank remains at Rs. 328.50 for buying and Rs. 336.50 for selling.
Rupee Remains Broadly Steady
Current commercial bank rates show limited movement compared with Monday. The selling rates range from Rs. 336 to Rs. 337 across commercial banks today.
Central Bank data also shows the indicative spot rate at Rs. 332.60 on November 2. The rate was almost unchanged from the previous trading day.
Businesses making overseas payments should still check their bank’s latest rate before completing a transaction. Published rates can vary by bank, transaction type and timing.
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Last modified: November 3, 2026
