FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – The Sri Lankan government has successfully auctioned 6 billion rupees worth of treasury bills, achieving average interest rates of 9.37 percent for six-month bills and 9.93 percent for one-year bills, as reported by the public debt management office. This latest sale contributes to a cumulative total of 66 billion rupees in treasury bills sold during the current week.
The overall market subscription reached 12 billion rupees.
Specifically, the debt office issued a six-month treasury bill at an interest rate of 9.37 percent and a twelve-month bill at a rate of 9.93 percent.
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For further details, it is noteworthy that earlier this week, on Wednesday (23), the debt office had raised 60 billion rupees through the issuance of three, six, and twelve-month treasury bills. (Colombo/Sep24/2026)
