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Profit-takings prior to pick-up at share market; indices rise
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|October 01, 2025
CSE activities yesterday started with profittakings but later began to pick up due to buying interest noted among select firms stemming from the low interest rate regime.
CSE COLOMBO STOCK EXCHANGE
The All Share Price Index rose by 102.3 points while S and P SL20 rose by 8.4 points. Turnover stood at Rs 6.3 billion with seven crossings.
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