ECONOMYNEXT – After two days of profit taking, Sri Lanka’s Colombo Stock Exchange rebounded 0.77 percent on Tuesday, data on its site showed. The broader All Share Price Index (ASPI) rose 175.03 points to close at 22,819.91. The index gradually rose since the opening bell despite some volatility in the market. Meanwhile, the more liquid S&P SL20 index closed 0.30 percent, or 19.04 points higher, at 6,298.75. Investor interest was seen in the food, beverage and tobacco sector and other selected shares in the market. Top contributors to the ASPI were Ceylinco Holdings (up 119.00 rupees at 3,150.25), NDB (up…
Sri Lanka stocks rebound 0.77-pct after two days of profit taking
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