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A powerful partnership for prosperity! 🇮🇳🤝🇬🇧 The India-UK free trade agreement is set to make luxury goods more affordable. A win-win!

🇮🇳 India offers ZERO tariffs on key U.S. imports!🎯💥 — Pharmaceuticals — Steel — Auto parts A bold move to strengthen 🇮🇳–🇺🇸 trade ties!

India-UK Free Trade Deal Signed – What It Means for You India and the United Kingdom have finally signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA). This is big news for both countries. It will make business, jobs, and trade between the two nations easier and fas

what is export? Export is the process of selling goods and services produced in one country to buyers in another country. Exports are a key part of international trade and can help a country's economy grow. Here are some things to know about exports

25% Tariff: India & US Are Feeling It On August 1st the US slapped a 25% duty on a bunch of Indian goods shrimp, jewelry, auto parts, steel, electronics the reason? Washington’s uneasy with India’s deals in defense and energy, especially with Russ

India–UK FTA isn’t just a handshake, it’s a job generator in disguise. 🇮🇳🤝🇬🇧 The cabinet-approved Free Trade Agreement will do more than just make UK products cheaper in India. It could reshape our job market in powerful ways 👇 ✨Manufactu

Trump’s 25% tariff on Indian imports isn’t just policy Some exporters will feel the heat, but India has room to flip this into leverage. When a major partner turns protectionist, the smart move is to pivot. India can now push for better trade terms

India's exports to the U.S. are projected to reach $77.5 billion in FY24, growing at a 10.3% CAGR over three decades, according to a Bank of Baroda report. The U.S. has consistently emerged as a vital market, with its share of India's exports rising

China and the USA are now in a trade war! And The Wall Street Journal has even calls it “the dumbest trade war in history!” So It all began when President Trump imposed higher tariffs on Chinese goods. The idea was that by raising the cost of impor

Every coin has two sides same as every war has two sides -First it’s going to win over the other country (In this case it is India ) -Second which is just paying the price for the win Certainly, the potential impacts of a conflict between India