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CSE reverts to negative territory
Daily FT
|September 03, 2025
THE Colombo stock market yesterday reverted to negative territory as investors opted to take profit.
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The benchmark ASPI declined by over 71 points to dip below all-time high level of 21,000 points achieved on Monday. The active S&P SL20 was down by over 43 points. Turnover was Rs. 7.5 billion involving 311.5 million.
Foreign investors turned net buyers, registering a net inflow of Rs. 97 million.
First Capital said the Colombo Bourse yesterday saw a reversal in buying sentiment particularly during the second half of the day, with profit-taking activity evident in the Banking sector counters and Conglomerates.
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