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Japanese Companies Increase Investment in India Amid China Risks

Japan's commerce minister Piyush Goyal recently led a business delegation to Japan to strengthen trade ties, as Japanese brands expand in India amid risks associated with China. Japanese banks are increasing investments in India's financial sector, and over 100 Japanese firms are contributing to the country's global capability centers. Despite the growing interest, challenges such as bureaucratic delays and tax uncertainties remain significant.

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Japan's commerce minister Piyush Goyal recently led a business delegation to Japan to strengthen trade ties, as Japanese brands expand in India amid risks associated with China. Japanese banks are increasing investments in India's financial sector, and over 100 Japanese firms are contributing to the country's global capability centers. Despite the growing interest, challenges such as bureaucratic delays and tax uncertainties remain significant.

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Japan Inc is betting big on India as China risks deepen

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Japanese Companies Increase Investment in India Amid China Risks