![]() In the beginning rate at 89.01 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 89.01, change for March 0.7%.ĭollar to Indian Rupee forecast for April 2024. In the beginning rate at 88.37 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 88.37, change for February 1.4%. In the beginning rate at 87.13 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 87.13, change for January 1.8%.ĭollar to Indian Rupee forecast for February 2024. In the beginning rate at 85.61 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 85.61, change for December 0.5%. In the beginning rate at 85.19 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 85.19, change for November 0.2%.ĭollar to Indian Rupee forecast for December 2023. In the beginning rate at 84.99 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 84.99, change for October 2.5%. ![]() In the beginning rate at 82.92 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 82.92, change for September 1.5%.ĭollar to Indian Rupee forecast for October 2023. In the beginning rate at 81.67 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 81.67, change for August -1.7%. In the beginning rate at 83.07 Indian Rupees. GBP To INR Forecast For Near Days And Years.ĪED To INR Forecast For Near Days And Years.ĭollar to Indian Rupee forecast for August 2023. USD To INR Forecast For Tomorrow And Month. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 83.07, change for July 1.7%. In the beginning rate at 81.72 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 81.72, change for June -1.1%. In the beginning rate at 82.62 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 82.62, change for May 1.0%.ĭollar to Indian Rupee forecast for June 2023. In the beginning rate at 81.80 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 81.80, change for April -0.2%. In the beginning rate at 81.97 Indian Rupees. The USD to INR forecast at the end of the month 81.97, change for March -0.8%.ĭollar to Indian Rupee forecast for April 2023. Wijesekera said on President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s advice and in line with the price formula agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the prices will be reduced from midnight today.In the beginning rate at 82.62 Indian Rupees. ![]() The price of Petrol 92 Octane will be slashed by 15 percent or 60 rupees to 340, Petrol 95 Octane 95 will be reduced by 26.5 percent or 135 rupees to 375, Auto Diesel by 19.8 percent or 80 rupees to 325, and kerosene by 3.3 percent or 10 rupees to 295. Three wheeler association President, Lalith Dharamsena said the first kilometer is charged from 100 rupees and 80 rupees for the second kilometer. The minimum bus fare was previously 35 rupees. “The minimum rate will be cut to 30 rupees from tonight,” Lasantha Alagiyawana acting Transport Minister told reporters Wednesday. Top gainers were Sampath Bank, Vallibel One and DFCC Bank.(Colombo/March29/2023) Continue ReadingĮCONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s bus fares will be cut from 12.9 percent from midnight onwards, a public transport regulator said while tuk tuk drivers said they are cutting their free market fares with immediate effect. The market saw a turnover of 1.4 billion on Wednesday, below this year’s daily average of 1.8 billion rupees. ![]() The most liquid index, S&P SL20, closed 0.64 percent or 16.95 points up at 2,673.25. The market saw a net foreign inflow of 32.8 million rupees, and the total offshore inflows recorded so far in 2023 are 3.3 billion rupees. However, sudden price revision of fuel by the Energy Ministry has hit the shares dragging it down, analysts said.Ī crossing was seen by Horana Plantations, with a 51 percent stake change coming into play, the crossing had generated 700 million rupees from the total turnover, Ranatunga said. Shares at Lanka IOC was gaining during the following week on the news that the Sri Lanka cabinet has granted approval for three oil companies from China, the United States, and Australia in collaboration with Shell Pl to lease 150 fuel stations for each company to operate in the local market. “Buying interest has renewed and selling pressures are wearing off,” Ranjan Ranatunga of First Capital Holdings said. The market was on a downward trend since last week as investors are adopting a wait-and-see approach until more clarity is given regarding local debt restructuring after the International Monetary Fund approved the extended loan facility. The main All Share Price Index (ASPI) closed up 0.42 percent or 39.03 points to 9,272.43. ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s stocks edged up on Wednesday recovering from the two-day loss, with banking and finance sectors pushing up the market as buying interest returned for the day, easing selling pressure, brokers said.
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