CSE’s All Share Price Index crosses 8,000 mark

CSE’s All Share Price Index crosses 8,000 mark

July 19, 2021   03:47 pm

The All Share Price Index (ASPI) of Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) crossed the 8,000 mark today (July 19) as it went by 55.60 points.

ASPI closed at 8,022.55, according to the CSE.

Further, the value of turnover for today is at Rs 6.22 billion.

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