The Sri Lankan Rupee recorded additional depreciation against the US Dollar across several commercial banks on October 29. Data from major financial institutions indicates a general upward trend in both buying and selling rates compared to the previous day. For instance, NDB Bank adjusted its selling rate to Rs. 337.00, while People’s Bank and Commercial Bank also reported slight increases in their respective exchange figures. Conversely, institutions like Seylan Bank and Sampath Bank maintained their existing rates without adjustments. This shift reflects ongoing volatility in the local currency market, as commercial banks continue to update their daily foreign exchange valuations in response to current economic conditions.
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