Sri Lanka’s CSE All-Share gauge advanced 2.9% on Thursday, finishing at 21,130.30 points and extending its winning run to three sessions, Business Recorder reported. Financial shares provided the main support, while Commercial Bank of Ceylon and Dialog Axiata also contributed, gaining 2.7% and 3.8%, respectively.
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