CSE’s ASPI gains 239 points

CSE’s ASPI gains 239 points

August 23, 2021   04:13 pm

The All Share Price Index (ASPI) of the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) has recorded significant gains as it rose by 239.59 points today.

The ASPI closed at 8,479.65 at the end of trading today while this is an increase of 2.91% from the previous day’s trading. 

The Colombo Stock Exchange’s turnover for the day was Rs. 10.8 billion.

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