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OPINION POLLS

  • Dec- 2022 -
    29 December

    THE ECONOMY

    NielsenIQ’s Director – Consumer Insights Therica Miyanadeniya says: “Year 2022, one of the most controversial and difficult in the history of Sri Lanka, is coming to an end

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  • 29 December

    CONSUMER CONFIDENCE

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  • 27 December

    THE COST OF LIVING

    Since March 2022, the PepperCube Cost of Living Index (CLI) has sat firmly in the ninth percentile and it registered 93.5 in November – a slight dip from 94.6 in…

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  • 1 December

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    The implications of Budget 2023 – and a reassessment of cash flows, assets and liabilities – will occupy the minds of corporates as the new tax rates and policies kick…

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  • 1 December

    BURNING ISSUES

    President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s budget for 2023 countenances wide-ranging tax reforms in an effort to boost state revenues and facilitate external trade.

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  • 1 December

    THE COST OF LIVING

    The PepperCube Cost of Living Index (CLI) maintains its tenacious hold on the 90s (as it has since March), registering 94.6 in October.

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  • 1 December

    THE ECONOMY

    NielsenIQ’s Director – Consumer Insights Therica Miyanadeniya observes that “optimism is on the rise again as people are settling down to some degree

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  • Nov- 2022 -
    29 November

    CONSUMER CONFIDENCE

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  • Oct- 2022 -
    27 October

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    The race for survival is on. Daily life has acquired a dystopian air as people from all walks of life countenance the possibility of privations to come – or which…

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  • 27 October

    BURNING ISSUES

    As the drastic changes to the tax regime preoccupy the urban mind, rural folk ponder the ground realities of food and fuel scarcities, which remain very real problems

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