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Sri Lanka stocks edged up on Wednesday (21) with significant foreign inflows, recovering after slipping three consecutive sessions due to profit-taking, data showed.

Sri Lanka stocks slipped on Tuesday (13) for the first time in the five sessions on retail selling amid profit taking with some shares which had risen in the past few sessions, brokers said.

Sri Lanka stocks closed at a fresh over five month high on Thursday (08) on positive retail investor sentiments pushed by the market heavyweight Expolanka, brokers said.

Sri Lanka stocks gained for the seventh consecutive session on Friday (05) reaching a new highest in more than two months as buying interest in the market continued following signs of political stability in the country.

Sri Lanka stocks gained for the fifth straight session on Wednesday (03) to end at more than two month high in large turnover as investors bet on the risky assets after positive sentiment returned following the first policy statement by President Ranil Wickremesinghe who explained the plans of debt restructuring and future economic policies, dealers showed.

Sri Lanka stocks gained on Monday (18) for the second session to more than three-week closing high amid foreign buying on hopes of an all-party government after the election of a new president may end months-long protests and political crisis, brokers said.

Sri Lanka stocks gained over 1 percent Friday (01), recouping some losses made in the previous session on renewed interest in energy sector firm Lanka IOC, brokers said.

Sri Lanka stock market closed weaker on Thursday (26) for the third consecutive session as some investors shifted their funds to fixed assets while others stayed on the sidelines amid fears of tax hikes in the near future after Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe was appointed as the new finance minister, dealers said.

Sri Lankas only refinery will resume its operation with the unloading of a crude shipment on Friday (27), the Power and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera said as the island nation is the process of recovering from a severe fuel shortage.