India and the UK today signed an FTA in London to raise bilateral trade to $120 billion by 2030.
It will help facilitate lower tariffs on India’s exports of labour-intensive goods, including textiles, leather goods, footwear, clothing, sports equipment and organic chemicals, while reducing duties on British whisky and automobiles.
UK exports to India are projected to rise by 60 per cent in the long run.
It will help facilitate lower tariffs on India’s exports of labour-intensive goods, including textiles, leather goods, footwear, clothing, sports equipment and organic chemicals, while reducing duties on British whisky and automobiles.
UK exports to India are projected to rise by 60 per cent in the long run.
