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India–UK CETA Update
July 17 , 2026
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- The India–United Kingdom (UK) Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) came into effect to strengthen bilateral trade and investment ties.
- CETA provides zero-duty access for nearly 99% of India’s exports to the UK, covering almost 100% of trade value.
- The agreement improves market access in sectors such as textiles, agriculture, fisheries, engineering goods, pharmaceuticals, services, and manufacturing.
- It promotes digital trade, professional mobility, innovation, and investment opportunities between India and the UK.
- The agreement includes commitments for services trade, mutual recognition of professional qualifications, and easier movement of skilled professionals.
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