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Industrial stocks drag Sri Lankan shares lower

Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Monday, dragged by industrial stocks. The CSE All-Share index settled 0.28% lower at 20,260.06 points. Hemas Holdings and CIC Holdings were the biggest drag on the index, down 1.31% and 2.22%, respectively. Trading volume on the index fell to 46.6 million shares from 70.1 million shares in the previous session. The equity market’s turnover rose to 1.19 billion…

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