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Japan firms in Sr Lanka concerned about social instability, unclear policy, currency: survey

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ECONOMYNEXT – Japanese firms operating in Sri Lanka were most concerned about political or social instability, followed by unclear government policy management, and currency volatility, according to a survey by the Japan External Trade Organization. The latest survey showed that the most frequently cited risks to investment in Sri Lanka were ‘political or social instability’ (83.9 percent), followed by ‘unclear government policy management’ (71.…
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Japan firms in Sr Lanka concerned about social instability, unclear policy, currency: survey

ECONOMYNEXT – Japanese firms operating in Sri Lanka were most concerned about political or social instability, followed by unclear government policy management, and currency volatility, according to a survey by the Japan External Trade Organization. The latest survey showed that the most frequently cited risks to investment in Sri Lanka were ‘political or social instability’ (83.9 percent), followed by ‘unclear government policy management’ (71.…

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Japanese firms in Sri Lanka see renewed optimism

Japanese businesses in Sri Lanka are showing signs of strong recovery, with optimism mounting for the 2025 post-economic crisis.

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Japanese firms in Sri Lanka show remarkable recovery, outlook for 2025 brightens - LNW Lanka News Web

February 13, Colombo (LNW): Japanese businesses operating in Sri Lanka are experiencing a robust rebound, with rising optimism for the country’s post-economic crisis landscape in 2025, according to the latest survey by the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO). The survey, conducted in August and September 2024, reveals that nearly half of the Japanese companies in Sri Lanka are expecting to turn a profit in 2024, a significant leap forward …

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