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Why India EU Fta Is Mother of All Deals Explains Commerce Ministry Official
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AI-generatedThe India-EU FTA is a comprehensive trade agreement that reduces tariffs on Indian exports (textiles, marine products) to zero, boosting India's export competitiveness. Services liberalization (144 subsectors) and digital services provisions benefit Indian IT and professional services firms. The deal is expected to increase trade volumes and investment flows between the two blocs, with India's trade surplus likely to widen. The mechanism is regulatory/tariff reduction, not a supply shock or demand spike. Impact is region-specific (India and EU).
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- India-EU FTA finalized, covering 1,000+ pages, impacting 2 billion people, 25% of global GDP, and ~33% of global trade.
- Many Indian exports to EU (textiles, marine products) move to zero tariffs.
- India exported $75.76 billion goods to EU in 2024-25, with a trade surplus of $15.10 billion.
- EU offers best terms across 144 services subsectors, including digital services and visa regime for professionals.
Sustained tariff advantage drives volume growth and market share gains for Indian textile firms in the EU, expected to increase by 5-10% over 2-4 weeks.
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