The Sri Lankan Rupee experienced a marginal appreciation against the US Dollar on September 22, as reflected in the latest figures from various commercial banks. Data from institutions such as Seylan Bank, NDB Bank, and People's Bank indicate a downward trend in both buying and selling rates compared to the previous day. For instance, Seylan Bank adjusted its selling rate to Rs. 335.80, while People's Bank recorded a selling rate of Rs. 334.92. Meanwhile, Commercial Bank maintained its rates at previous levels. This shift highlights a slight recovery for the local currency in the domestic banking sector, with selling rates at some institutions dipping toward the Rs. 334 mark.
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