Sri Lanka’s Treasury Bill Yields Surge as Demand Falls Below Half of Offered Bills

FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – Sri Lanka’s Treasury bill yields rose across maturities at Wednesday’s auction, data from the Public Debt Management Office showed, with 39.94 billion rupees sold of an offered 80 billion.

The 3-month bill was up 3 basis points at 7.64%, with 20 billion rupees of bills offered and 14.88 billion rupees sold.

The 6-month bill was up 4 basis points to 7.95%, with 25 billion rupees of bills offered and 7.39 billion sold.

The 12-month yield was up 9 basis points at 8.32%, with 35 billion rupees offered and 12.65 billion rupees sold.

All three bills are available on tap. (Colombo/Mar25/2026)

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