IT companies’ export potential to see 15-20% annual growth

The India-UK trade deal is poised to significantly boost Indian software exports, potentially increasing them by 15-20% annually. Indian IT professionals working in the UK will benefit from exemptions on social security contributions, leading to substantial savings. Moreover, Indian companies will gain from a three-year exemption from the UK’s Jobs Tax, resulting in benefits exceeding […]

India and the UK have reached a trade agreement where India will open 108 service sub-sectors to British firms, while the UK will grant access to 137 sub-sectors for Indian companies. This pact covers key areas of Indian interest, including IT, finance, and education.

A study reveals that over two-thirds of India’s exports, valued at $824.9 billion, face climate-related risks due to stringent net-zero regulations in major markets like the UK and EU. These markets are implementing carbon border adjustment mechanisms, potentially impacting India’s export competitiveness.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s UK visit anticipates the signing of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement, a significant post-Brexit trade achievement for the UK. Discussions with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer are scheduled at Chequers. Bilateral trade exceeded $55 billion in 2023-24, with substantial investments from both nations, highlighting the robust economic partnership.

The proposed India-UK trade pact, set to be signed on July 24 during Prime Minister Modi’s visit, is projected to significantly boost Indian exports across various sectors. FIEO anticipates benefits for textiles, leather, gems and jewellery, pharmaceuticals, and engineering goods.

The EU and US are nearing a trade agreement that could impose 15% tariffs on European imports, mirroring a deal the US struck with Japan. Brussels is considering these reciprocal levies to avoid a potential increase to 30% by the US.

The proposed India-UK FTA is set to significantly benefit Indian sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and engineering goods, potentially doubling bilateral trade to $60 billion by 2030. Expected to be signed during Prime Minister Modi’s UK visit, the agreement aims to eliminate tariffs on a majority of goods, fostering job creation and investment flows, while also […]

Britain and India are poised to sign a free trade agreement, pending parliamentary and cabinet approvals, after three years of negotiations. India will reduce tariffs on nearly 90% of UK goods, while the UK will offer duty-free access to 99% of Indian items.

India-UAE bilateral trade surged to $100.06 billion in FY25, up from $72.87 billion in FY22, following the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) signed on February 18, 2022. Effective May 1, 2022, India’s merchandise exports to the UAE increased to $36.63 billion in 2024-25, marking a growth of 7% from $28.04 billion in 2021-22.

India and Britain are set to sign a free trade agreement. This agreement aims to reduce tariffs on goods like whisky and cars. The UK will offer duty-free access to Indian textiles and electric vehicles. This pact is expected to significantly increase trade between the two nations. The agreement awaits approval from both the British […]