The Global Trade Research Initiative says the India-UK trade agreement offers significant export opportunities, but India must strengthen standards, certification, logistics and buyer networks to fully benefit. Labour-intensive goods, processed foods and automobiles are expected to gain the most from CETA
Think tank GTRI has said the sharp rise in gold and silver import duties could increase imports routed through Dubai under the India-UAE CEPA agreement, while also creating larger tariff advantages and arbitrage opportunities for precious metal traders and importers
With reciprocal tariffs lowered to 10%, think tank GTRI urges India to reassess the trade pact. “Deals are not charity. Both sides must gain,” founder Ajay Srivastava said