Sri Lankan Rupee further falls against US Dollar

Sri Lankan Rupee further falls against US Dollar

April 15, 2021   03:44 pm

The Sri Lankan Rupee has further depreciated against the US Dollar, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) confirms.

Accordingly, the current selling price of one US Dollar is Rs 204.62.

Meanwhile, the buying rate of a US Dollar currently stands at Rs 199.80, CBSL reported.

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