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Sri Lankan Rupee falls to record low

The Sri Lankan has depreciated against the US Dollar, today (20), to a new record low as the selling rate closed at Rs 168.63.

Meanwhile, the buying rate of the US Dollar has reached Rs 165.08, stated Central Bank of Sri Lanka.

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Central bank not intervening means dollar is moving up on fundamentals wenna athi

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US increasing rate. SL has so far not increased. thats why usd is strengthening. In contrast to previous regime cbsl is not releasing dollar reserve to the market to stabilize.
Read the economic concept of 'impossible trinity'
Previous regime forcefully made it possible. And now we are fealing the impact so high than others. Mind you populist economic policies can win election but not a sustainable economy.
I expect interest rate to go up in the future.

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Currently the govt priority is to repay loans which require dollar reserves. Any default will be detrimental to the entire country since SL will fall below investment grade there by cant borrow

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Govt. cannot release foreign reserves to manage rupee depreciation: Harsha

As the rupee depreciates daily to new lows, National Policies and Economic Affairs State Minister Dr. Harsha Silva yesterday defended the Government’s stance to refrain from artificially managing the value of the currency, warning of the negative impact an interference may bring.

“As a responsible government we have to come to an agreement and face reality, to ensure the continuity of a stable economic environment we can’t intervene to stabilise the rupee,” he said, speaking at a special press briefing held in Parliament.

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The rupee has depreciated by 7.4 % against the US dollar he said, highlighting that the rate was lower than most other currencies in the region including the Indian rupee.

The State Minister of National Policies and Economic Affairs stressed that even if the Government decided to release foreign reserves currently held by the Central Bank, it would not deliver the desired results due to a lack of confidence in Sri Lanka.

“If we release the $9 billion held as reserves the market will not believe that we can do it. The reason is that there is a huge loan burden as never seen before in in Sri Lanka’s history, payable in the future. We have to pay the $4billion taken as international sovereign bonds. This loan is not like earlier debt with long payment periods and low interest rates; these have bullet payments, we have to pay large sums of money and high interest rates,” he claimed.

As a responsible government we cannot release the dollars as we have to repay over $15 billion in the coming years.

The net absorption in the country has improved during the last two years, he claimed. According to him, under the new Central Bank, along with IMF reforms, Sri Lanka has retained reserves from the market as never before, recording a positive net absorption rate of $1,664 million in 2017 from the previous year’s negative $768 million and in 2016, Silva said while quoting figures.

In 2010 the absorption rate was at a negative $ 67 million, in 2011 the absorption rate was a negative $2,840 million while in 2012 the figure remained a negative $1,166 million, which caused the IMF to raise concerns, the Deputy Minister said. In 2013 the figure turned a positive $ 436 million and continued to maintain a positive figure of $ 545million. However, the absorption rate turned a negative $3,250 million in 2015 and continued to be a negative $ 768 million in 2016, he said.

Staunchly defending the Government’s decision not to manage the currency value through the release of foreign reserves, he accepted that there would be challenges in the cost of living and salaries which the country’s economy would have to face.

However, the State Minister explained that the worst was yet to come with upcoming elections in the United States and the trade wars US president Trump had started with economic giants such as China and Europe, but said the crisis may settle with the November elections.

The State Minister also warned that if the country did not take long-term corrective actions to increase exports, which are currently at 12% of GDP compared to 35% of GDP in 2000, the repercussions would be far worse.

“This is the fundamental issue. We can manage in the short term but if we don’t increase exports then we are not going to make a sustainable recovery,” he said, adding that engaging in cheap politics would not help in the long term.

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The rate at which rupee is depreciating even 200/= cannot be ruled out by year end. Majority of the people are going to face unprecedented hardships and not Harshas & Rajithas. The move to increase public sector salaries will lead to printing currency finally leading to hyper inflation. The economy is set to crumble!
Appreciate the good job carried out by Ajit Nivard. The present Governor is not given a free hand and hence appears to be constipated.

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Sri Lankan rupee pulls back from record low after central bank intervention

The Sri Lankan rupee hit a record low for an eighth straight session on Friday, but closed the session firmer following intervention by the central bank, market sources said.

The central bank will intervene aggressively to curb excess volatility in the exchange rate, Senior Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe told Reuters.

“We will not tolerate excess volatility that we have seen in the market during the last couple of days. We will intervene aggressively,” he said.

The rupee fell to an all-time low of 169.00 per dollar before closing at 168.50/70, compared with Thursday’s close of 168.65/169.00. The previous record low was 168.70 per dollar hit on Thursday.

Exporters expect the rupee to be under pressure due to continued importer dollar demand and less exporter dollar sales.

The rupee has weakened 4.5 percent so far this month after a 1.2 percent drop last month, and has declined 9.9 percent so far this year.

The dollar weakened against most of its rivals on Friday, barring the British currency, as stronger equity markets and rising bond yields fuelled a rush to buy riskier assets.

The dollar index, which tracks the dollar against a basket of six major rivals, dipped 0.18 percent to 94.371. The dollar was 0.04 percent lower against the yen at 112.25, while the euro was 0.26 percent stronger against the greenback at $1.1700.

An illiquid market for dollars, dollar buying by foreign banks to facilitate bond outflows and importer demand weighed on the currency, said the sources.

Since last week, currency dealers have been refusing to speak to the media, citing instructions from the central bank. However, central bank Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy said that he was unaware of any such move.

The rupee will be under pressure due to year-end seasonal dollar demand from importers, dealers have said earlier.

The currency has also been hurt by recent weakness in the Indian rupee. India is Sri Lanka’s biggest trading partner and the Indian rupee, which hit a record low on Tuesday, is Asia’s worst performing currency this year.

Foreign investors sold government securities worth a net 8.8 billion rupees ($52.19 million) in the week ended Sept. 19, its highest weekly outflow since the week ended on Dec. 6. Sri Lanka has suffered a net outflow of 63.7 billion rupees in securities so far this year, central bank data showed.

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Rupee hits fresh low; CB intervention caps fall-Thursday, 27 September 2018

Reuters: The Sri Lankan rupee hit a fresh low of 169.05 on Wednesday on importer dollar demand, while intervention by the central bank limited the fall, market sources said.

Sri Lanka’s Finance Minister urged its people to buy local products and shun unnecessary imports in order to reduce the trade deficit and help stabilise a weak rupee, a day after Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe said the Government would take measures to impose taxes to curb imports by up to $1 billion to face the currency crisis.

The rupee fell to an all-time low of 169.05 per dollar on Wednesday, surpassing its previous low of 169.00 hit on Friday. It closed at 169.00/169.20 per dollar, compared with Tuesday’s close of 168.90/169.00.

The Central Bank will intervene aggressively to curb excess volatility in the exchange rate, Senior Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe had told Reuters on Friday.

Exporters expect the rupee to be under pressure due to continued importer dollar demand.

The rupee has weakened 4.6% so far this month after a 1.2% drop last month, and is down 10% so far this year.

The dollar rose modestly on Wednesday before a widely anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate hike priced in by investors still on edge about a trade row between the United States and China.

Dollar buying by foreign banks to facilitate bond outflows and importer demand weighed on the currency, but the Central Bank’s intervention prevented a sharp fall in the currency, sources said.

The rupee will be under pressure due to year-end seasonal dollar demand from importers, dealers have said earlier.

The currency has also been hurt by recent weakness in the Indian rupee. India is Sri Lanka’s biggest trading partner and the Indian rupee, which hit a record low on 18 September, is Asia’s worst performing currency this year.

Foreign investors sold government securities worth a net Rs. 8.8 billion ($52.19 million) in the week ended 19 September, its highest weekly outflow since the week ended 6 December 2017. Sri Lanka has suffered a net outflow of Rs. 63.7 billion in securities so far this year, Central Bank data showed.
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Sri Lankan shares recover from near 5-yr closing low on bargain- hunting

Sri Lankan shares recovered from their lowest close in nearly five years hit in the previous session and ended about 1 percent higher on Wednesday as investors picked up battered stocks.

The benchmark index hit a near five-year low on Tuesday on foreign selling amid a weaker rupee and government plans to curb imports hurt investor sentiment.

The Colombo stock index rose 0.92 percent to 5,887.52, pulling away from its lowest close since Dec. 18, 2013 hit on Tuesday.

“Market bounced back with buying in heavyweights like John Keells which came down over the last few days,” said Hussain Gani, deputy CEO, Softlogic Stockbrokers.

“We have seen some investors picking up value shares. But most of the investors are still waiting to see if the rupee is stabilising and the economic impact of rupee’s fall.”

Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe said on Monday the government would take measures to impose taxes to curb imports by $500 million to $1 billion to face the currency crisis.

Sri Lanka’s finance minister urged its people to buy local products and shun unnecessary imports in order to reduce the trade deficit and help stabilise a rupee currency that revisited its all-time low on Wednesday.

The rupee has weakened 4.6 percent so far this month after a 1.2 percent drop last month, and has declined 10 percent so far this year.

Analysts said the acceleration in the rupee’s depreciation was creating panic among investors.

Turnover was 318.5 million rupees ($1.89 million), less than half of this year’s daily average of 790.8 million rupees.

Foreign investors sold a net 49.6 million rupees worth of shares on Wednesday, extending the year-to-date net foreign outflow to 5.7 billion rupees worth of equities.

Analysts said the recent fuel price hike also hurt investor confidence as it could hit corporate earnings. Fuel retailers raised gasoline and diesel prices earlier this month for a third time in four months due to higher global oil prices and a weaker rupee.

Investors are awaiting cues from the national budget in November.

Shares of conglomerate John Keells Holdings Plc rose 3.8 percent while Sri Lanka Telecom Plc jumped 6.5 percent and Commercial Leasing and Finance Company Plc closed 8.0 percent firmer.

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TuTanKaman wrote:US increasing rate. SL has so far not increased. thats why usd is strengthening. In contrast to previous regime cbsl is not releasing dollar reserve to the market to stabilize.
Read the economic concept of 'impossible trinity'
Previous regime forcefully made it possible. And now we are fealing the impact so high than others. Mind you populist economic policies can win election but not a sustainable economy.
I expect interest rate to go up in the future.

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Sri Lankan Rupee drops to Another new low

The Sri Lankan Rupee has further depreciated against the US Dollar as the selling price reached 171.42 - a new record low - on Thursday.

Meanwhile the buying price of the US Dollar is at Rs 167.55, according to the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL).

The Government announced several temporary measures last week to ease the pressure on the Sri Lankan rupee.

The Central Bank says it has intervened by US$ 184 million on a net basis so far this year to defend the depreciation of the Sri Lankan Rupee.

“So far we’ve had a 9.5% depreciation but on a net basis so far we have only spent US$ 184 million,” CBSL Governor Dr. Indrajit Coomaraswamy told reporters on Tuesday.
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Miss-Sangeetha wrote:Sri Lankan Rupee drops to Another new low

The Sri Lankan Rupee has further depreciated against the US Dollar as the selling price reached 171.42 - a new record low - on Thursday.

Meanwhile the buying price of the US Dollar is at Rs 167.55, according to the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL).

The Government announced several temporary measures last week to ease the pressure on the Sri Lankan rupee.

The Central Bank says it has intervened by US$ 184 million on a net basis so far this year to defend the depreciation of the Sri Lankan Rupee.

“So far we’ve had a 9.5% depreciation but on a net basis so far we have only spent US$ 184 million,” CBSL Governor Dr. Indrajit Coomaraswamy told reporters on Tuesday.
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President or PM is not at all concerned about rupee depreciation. Their focus is on competing to secure their vote base in the North & East for the next election. In the mean time i go Norway, you go Seychelles and let the rupee go to Timbuktu!

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samaritan wrote:President or PM is not at all concerned about rupee depreciation. Their focus is on competing to secure their vote base in the North & East for the next election. In the mean time i go Norway, you go Seychelles and let the rupee go to Timbuktu!

Isn't North & East in Srilanka!!!!!

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Yahapalanaya wrote:

samaritan wrote:President or PM is not at all concerned about rupee depreciation. Their focus is on competing to secure their vote base in the North & East for the next election. In the mean time i go Norway, you go Seychelles and let the rupee go to Timbuktu!

Isn't North & East in Srilanka!!!!!

Did it take 4 years for President to know that North & East is in SL?????

It can be clearly seen that President & PM are outdoing each other targeting votes in the North. Now PM will come back and make an order to release all political prisoners (Minister of justice differs in the nomenclature). This may probably take place when President is in Seychelles.

The Govt is in the process of delaying elections b'cos they are very very well aware about the humiliating defeat staring at them.

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Sri Lankan rupee rises on exporter dollar sales; stocks extend falls

The Sri Lankan rupee strengthened 0.5 percent on Friday, as inward remittances and exporters dollar sales surpassed mild importer demand for the greenback, while stocks declined for a fourth straight session and posted their lowest close in more than one week.

The rupee ended at 169.40/70 per dollar, compared with the previous close of 171.20/40. The rupee fell to an all-time low of 171.60 per dollar on Wednesday, surpassing the previous low of 171.00 hit on Tuesday due to foreign selling in government securities and exporter greenback sales, market sources said. The central bank surprised financial markets on Oct. 2 by leaving its key policy rates unchanged, despite heavy pressure on the rupee and foreign outflows from government securities. The central bank said on Oct. 2 it purchased 4 million dollars from the market in the previous day, but it has sold a net 184 million dollars in the market so far this year to defend the currency.

The rupee has weakened 0.3 percent so far this month after a 4.7 percent drop in September against the dollar. It has declined 10.5 percent so far this year.

The Colombo stock index fell 0.4 percent to 5,815.03, its lowest close since Oct. 3. It fell 3.6 percent last month and is down 8.7 percent so far this year.

Data from the central bank showed foreign investors sold government securities worth a net 1.8 billion rupees ($10.58 million) in the week ended Oct. 3. Sri Lanka has seen a net outflow of 74.3 billion rupees in securities so far this year.

Stock market turnover was 408.9 million rupees ($2.41 million) on Friday, more than half of this year’s daily average of 765 million rupees.

Foreign investors were net sellers of 311.5 million rupees worth of shares on Friday, extending the year to date net foreign outflow to 6.6 billion rupees worth of equities.

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US$ 184 Million spent to defend Rupee CBSL Governor

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US$ 184 Million spent to defend Rupee CBSL Governor
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CB cant intervene to stabilize doller in this extra ordinary economic condotion.USA is going to slash imports from china and distribute these to close allies. Like canada,japan mexico....
So Upto now China is loosing trade battle .
Srilanka is too little to face this better to grow important crops .,limit population growth .limit houses and make apartments to needy people.
Use every oppurtunity for agriculture and related undustries like dairy ,meat ...

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Sri Lankan Rupee hits new record low

The Sri Lankan rupee dropped to a record low on Thursday as the currency continues to depreciate against the US Dollar, dented by political uncertainty.

The rupee dropped to a record low of 177.32 per dollar, surpassing the previous record low of 176.25 hit in the previous session.

The rupee dropped 1.5 percent since the political crisis unfolded.

The rupee weakened 3.7 percent in October after a 4.7 percent drop in September against the dollar. It dropped 14.3 percent so far this year.
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SL currently facing non-righteous debt situ: CB Governor

The country is currently facing a non-righteous debt situation and it could lead to a debt crisis if not tackled early, Governor of Central Bank Indrajit Coomaraswamy said.

The Governor made these observations when he testified at the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (PCoI) on irregularities at SriLankan Airlines, SriLankan Catering and Mihin Lanka on Wednesday (7).

He told the Commission that his colleagues in the debt department were capable of managing the situation but highlighted that it is the duty of each citizen to be aware of government policy.

Mr. Coomaraswamy added that every citizen should act in line with government policy and people should elect MPs those who are cautious enough to handle financial matters as their representatives.

“I am not referring to any government, in particular, it’s been the case ever since we received independence,” Coomaraswamy said. (Yoshitha Perera)

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Sri Lankan rupee hits record low of 181

The Sri Lankan rupee today hit a record low of Rs.181.542 against the US dollar.
According to the foreign exchange rates issued by the Central Bank, the selling price of a US dollar was Rs.181.54 while the buying price was shown as Rs. 177.59.
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