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India-EU Trade Deal: Tariffs Cut on Key Goods
28 Jan
Summary
- New free trade agreement signed between India and European Union.
- Reduced import duties on machinery, pharmaceuticals, and premium cars.
- Agreement to take effect in early 2027, enhancing global value chains.

India and the European Union have solidified their economic partnership with the signing of a new free trade agreement. This landmark deal is set to reduce import duties on a range of products, including essential machinery, life-saving pharmaceuticals, and high-end automobiles.
The agreement is slated to commence in early 2027, marking a significant step towards enhanced economic cooperation. Its strategic aim is to bolster India's integration into global value chains and cultivate stronger, more resilient economic relations with European nations.
Analysis from Franklin Templeton indicates that several key sectors are expected to benefit significantly from this trade liberalization. The pact underscores a mutual commitment to fostering growth and expanding market access for both Indian and European businesses.




