India-EU FTA Explained: 'Mother Of All Trade Deals' Sealed, What It Means For Trade, Jobs & Global Strategy?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : India has fully protected sensitive agricultural sectors, while products like tea, coffee, spices and certain fruits get better EU access.
59% : Services, mobility and jobs The EU has opened 144 services sectors, including IT, education and professional services.
57% : India opens up, but cautiously India will reduce or remove duties on around 92 percent of its tariff lines, covering nearly 97.5 percent of EU exports.
56% : Strategic and economic impact The EU is India's largest goods trading partner.
53% : | Mumbai: India and the European Union have concluded a long-pending Free Trade Agreement (FTA), giving Indian exporters preferential access to the 27-nation EU market.
53% : The deal was announced at the 16th India-EU Summit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
53% : Big win for Indian exports Under the pact, the EU will cut or remove tariffs on about 97 percent of its tariff lines, covering nearly 99.5 percent of India's exports by value.
51% : India and the EU have finalised a major free trade agreement cutting tariffs on most goods, boosting Indian exports.
38% : The agreement signals a shift towards closer cooperation between India and the EU in a volatile global environment.

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