Sri Lanka treasury yields fall across tenors

May 14, 2008 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's Treasury bill yields tumbled across tenors with the benchmark 3-month yield falling 54 basis points to 17.55 percent, the government's debt office said. The debt office which is a unit of the country's central bank said the government sold 6.0 billion rupees worth of bills out of a maturing tranche of 11.0 billion rupees and retired the balance at Wednesday's auction.
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Two billion rupees worth 3-month bills were sold.

The 6-month yield fell 11 basis points to 18.50 percent with 3.6 billion rupees worth bills being sold. The 12-month yield fell 19 basis points to 18.60 percent with only 370 million rupees of bills being sold. Sri Lanka now allows foreign investors to buy treasury bills.
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