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  • India-UK Free Trade Agreement Explained | Tariff Cuts, Visa Access & Startup Benefits | FTA Details

  • India and UK sign free trade agreement tomorrow: What’s in the deal and who benefits most

    India-UK FTA: For India, it boosts labour-intensive exports and opens a major Western market. For the UK, it deepens economic ties with a fast-growing economy and showcases the post-Brexit trade strategy in action.

  • As retail inventory falls, India must up its game in global cotton textiles

    Falling cotton prices augur well for India’s yarn spinning and weaving mills that are seeing demand improvement in domestic and overseas markets

  • India-UK FTA — A political imperative or an economic necessity? 

    Indian and British officials are engaged in hectic parleys to clinch a trade deal before the two nations go to the polls this year

  • India-UK FTA’s fourteenth round of negotiations to be held in Jan 2024

    Indian businesses are demanding greater access to the UK market for its qualified workers from areas such as IT and healthcare, as well as market access for a variety of commodities at zero customs duties

  • Next round of India, UK talks for free trade agreement expected soon

    The bilateral trade between India and the UK increased to USD 20.36 billion in 2022-23 from USD 17.5 billion in 2021-22.

  • 2023 G20 Summit: What to expect from Rishi Sunak's first visit to India since becoming UK PM

    Migration and visas remain a sticking point in India-UK Free Trade Agreement - discussions between PM Narendra Modi and Rishi Sunak expected to provide impetus to finalize the FTA this year.

  • Will only agree India trade deal approach that works for UK, says Rishi Sunak

    Ahead of his first visit to India as UK Prime Minister to attend the G20 World Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi later this week, Sunak updated his top team on the ongoing trade talks which have completed 12 rounds of negotiations.

  • UK cricket exports eye boost with India free trade deal

    The Department for International Trade (DIT) issued the update on Saturday following the sixth round of FTA negotiations wrapped up in New Delhi last week.

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