ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka shares closed up 0.27 % on Thursday ending a risky session, after a risky session, Colombo Inventory Trade information confirmed.
The broader ASPI rose 62.41 factors to finish at 22,839.53; whereas the extra liquid S&P SL20 moved 0.13 %, or 7.92 factors to shut down at 6,202.71.
Prime damaging contributors to the ASPI had been Ceylinco Holdings (up 121.50 rupees at 3,358.25), Colombo Dockyard (up 38.50 rupees at 338.00), Singer (Sri Lanka) (up 4.80 rupees at 95.00), Ceylon Grain Elevators (up 16.75 rupees at 435.00) and Diesel & Motor Engineering Plc (up 82.75 rupees at 2,546.25).
Prime gainer of the session was Mercantile Investments and Finance. Inventory ended 1,462.50 rupees larger at 7,312.50.
Market turnover rose from 5.39 billion rupees to 7.78 billion rupees whereas share quantity fell to 223,132,503.
Elsewhere, inventory markets ended on a blended be aware.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index ended larger on Thursday as “traders awaited the outcomes of the Financial institution of Japan’s coverage assembly and talks between the leaders of the US and China..” Japan’s The Mainichi newspaper stated.
The index ended 0.17 % stronger at 51,396.85.
Pakistan’s KSE 100 index fell 0.96 % to 156,945.65. Index was risky throughout the day.
In the meantime, India’s Nifty 50 index moved 0.64 % decrease to shut at 25,887.20, whereas the BSE Sensex moved 0.62 % all the way down to 84,466.64.
As at 3.30 pm Sri Lankan time, spot gold was buying and selling at 4,010.92 US {dollars}, up 71.97 US {dollars}. (Colombo/Oct30/2025)
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