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Sri Lankan shares extended falls into a second session on Monday, closing at their lowest in nearly eight months, as foreign investors sold blue chips such as conglomerate John Keells Holdings Plc. The Colombo Stock Index dropped 0.28 percent to 6,357.41, its lowest close since April 17. It fell 0.6 percent last week in its fifth consecutive weekly drop but has gained 2 percent so far this year.
"Market is coming down on foreign selling on blue chips... maybe foreigners are moving away from equities ahead of the US Fed rate announcement and moving into fixed income (investments)," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research at First Capital Holdings. Shares of conglomerate John Keells fell 1.8 percent, Lanka ORIX Leasing Co Plc dropped 0.8 percent and Sri Lanka Telecom Plc declined 1.7 percent.
Turnover was 282.2 million rupees ($1.84 million), well below this year's daily average of 941 million rupees.

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