Colombo shares edged lower, after marginally gaining in early trades, on Friday much to the despair of traders, analysts said. They added that this slip was mainly owing to price losses in large cap stocks. They said that the activity levels remained lackluster in early trading. The All Share Price index dipped 0.20 per cent to stand at 7,094.89 with the S&P SL20 losing 0.49 per cent to stand at 4,048.95 by 11 am. The turnover at that time was Rs. 91.2 million.
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