In a recent auction, Sri Lanka’s Treasury bill yields experienced a decline across all maturities, according to data released by the Public Debt Management Office. The auction successfully sold all 90 billion rupees worth of bills that were offered.
The yield on the 3-month Treasury bill decreased by 8 basis points, settling at 7.72 percent, with the entire 20 billion rupees of bills offered being sold. Similarly, the 6-month bill saw a reduction of 10 basis points, bringing the yield to 8.07 percent, with all 50 billion rupees of bills offered successfully sold.
The 12-month Treasury bill yield experienced a slight decline of 2 basis points, resulting in a yield of 8.31 percent, with all 20 billion rupees of the offered bills being sold.
All three types of Treasury bills remain available for purchase on tap.
(Colombo/Feb10/2026)
