US EditionUK and India agree landmark trade deal
- The United Kingdom and India reached a bilateral trade agreement, lowering tariffs on key exports like U.K. Whisky and cars.
- India will gradually reduce taxes on imports from the U.K., allowing most goods to become tariff-free within a decade.
- The Indian government described the agreement as 'the most comprehensive free trade deal' it had ever signed, marking a significant milestone.
- The agreement is described as 'the biggest and most economically significant bilateral trade deal the U.K. Has done since leaving the EU.
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