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EU-India trade deal May challenge Sri Lankan exports
The European Union-India Free Trade Agreement, concluded in January 2026, could reshape competitive landscapes for Sri Lankan exports. Indian exporters are set to gain preferential access similar to current GSP+ benefits, potentially challenging Sri Lanka's export edge, especially in sectors like garment manufacturing.
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