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India and the EU concluded their largest-ever FTA on January 27, 2026, pairing deep tariff liberalization with a parallel security and defense partnership. Key uncertainties include European Parliament ratification and the impact of the EU’s CBAM carbon pricing on Indian steel and engineering exports.
India and the EU announced agreement on a major free trade deal intended to liberalise most EU goods exports to India and expand services access, with legal vetting expected to take several months. The pact is framed as a strategic hedge amid US tariff pressures and Chinese export controls, alongside a newly launched security and defence partnership.
India and the EU concluded their largest-ever FTA on January 27, 2026, pairing deep tariff liberalization with a parallel security and defense partnership. Key uncertainties include European Parliament ratification and the impact of the EU’s CBAM carbon pricing on Indian steel and engineering exports.
India and the EU announced agreement on a major free trade deal intended to liberalise most EU goods exports to India and expand services access, with legal vetting expected to take several months. The pact is framed as a strategic hedge amid US tariff pressures and Chinese export controls, alongside a newly launched security and defence partnership.
| ID | Title | Category | Date | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-514 | India–EU ‘Mother of All Deals’: Trade Liberalization With a Strategic Message to Washington | India-EU | 2026-02-01 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-233 | India–EU Seal Landmark Free Trade Pact, Pair It With Security Partnership | India-EU | 2026-01-27 | 0 | ACCESS » |