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A landmark trade deal has been agreed between the UK and India but there are concerns over the National Insurance concessions it contains for Indian workers. The UK government claimed the deal was a win for working people and British business, pointing to ...
Speaking on the progress made on tariff-related negotiations and the bilateral trade agreement, the FM, who was on a five-day trip to the US, said India is working with the Trump administration with "keenness", hinting towards US Vice President JD Vance's ongoing trip to India and the recent visit of the Assistant USTR to the country.
GTRI said that New Delhi's move reflects a broader shift: a willingness to assert itself within global trade rules to protect its economic interests.
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Investors eye more trade deals, updates from President Trump’s trip to the Middle East and fresh consumer inflation data after U.S. stocks soared Monday as investors celebrated major progress on U.S.-China trade talks.
UK’s India trade deal offers wider access to a surging economy – and could make food imports cheaper
The UK’s biggest bilateral trade deal since Brexit will have implications for businesses and workers in both countries.
That alone makes the trade deal agreed between India and Britain on May 6th significant—perhaps even a “landmark”, as Britain’s prime minister and his opposite number, Narendra Modi, claimed. The deal will add a useful boost to trade between the world’s fifth- and sixth-largest economies.
Britain and India have agreed on a hard-wrought free trade agreement that will reduce or eliminate tariffs on Scotch whisky and scores of other products.
The US-China trade agreement, temporarily reducing tariffs, poses challenges for India's trade negotiations with the US. Securing a favorable bilateral trade agreement with the US and leveraging domestic strengths are crucial for India to remain competitive in the global supply chain.