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Sri Lanka Treasury Bill Yields Experience Broad Decline

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At the most recent auction, Sri Lanka experienced a decline in Treasury bill yields across all maturities, according to data released by the Public Debt Management Office. The yield on the 3-month Treasury bill decreased by 9 basis points, settling at 7.84 percent, with the entire offering of 35 billion rupees successfully sold.

Similarly, the 6-month Treasury bill yield dropped by 10 basis points to 8.36 percent, with all 70 billion rupees worth of bills being fully subscribed. The 12-month Treasury bill yield also saw a decline, falling by 11 basis points to 8.36 percent, with the complete 20 billion rupees offering sold.

It is noted that all three types of Treasury bills remain available on tap. (Colombo/Jan21/2026)


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