India is preparing a comprehensive FTA utilisation strategy to help businesses maximise benefits from recently signed free trade agreements with major developed economies, according to government officials. Since 2021, India has concluded trade agreements with countries and blocs including
India has urged for the early resolution of implementation-related challenges under the India–EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) to ensure businesses from both sides can fully benefit from the pact. The issue was highlighted by Rajesh Agrawal during his official visit to Switzerland on May 6-7, aimed at strengthening bilateral trade and investment
The recently finalised Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and the United Kingdom is expected to deliver substantial economic benefits, including a surge in Indian exports, enhanced worker mobility, and a boost in remittances, according to a report by S&P Global Market Intelligence. In 2024, Indian workers abroad sent home approximately US$ 130 billion, accounting
India stands at a critical crossroads in global trade as geopolitical tensions and tariff realignments reshape international commerce. A recent whitepaper by Dun & Bradstreet, titled “Navigating the Fault Lines of Global Trade: An Indian Perspective”, highlights how Indian exporters are navigating a dual challenge: preserving profitability amid rising U.S.















