Tag: free trade agreement
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India to Slash Auto Tariffs to 40% in EU Trade Deal: What It Means for Carmakers
India moves to open its auto market as part of a broader EU trade deal India is nearing a landmark free trade agreement with the European Union, and one of the most consequential concessions under discussion is a reduction in tariffs on passenger cars. Sources indicate that India plans to slash duties on cars imported…
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India-EU Car Tariffs Fall to 40% in Groundbreaking Trade Deal
Overview: A Turning Point in India-EU Trade India is nearing an historic milestone with a proposed free trade pact that would slash tariffs on cars imported from the European Union to 40% from as high as 110%. The move represents the most significant opening of India’s vast market to a major trading partner and underscores…
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India to slash tariffs on cars to 40% in EU trade deal
Overview: A new chapter in India-EU trade talks India is moving toward a landmark free trade agreement with the European Union, with plans to dramatically reduce tariffs on cars imported from the bloc. Sources briefed on the negotiations say India intends to slash tariffs on EU-manufactured automobiles to 40% from excoriating levels that can reach…
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Philippines and UAE Sign Groundbreaking Trade Pact to Boost Jobs and Markets
Overview of the Philippines–UAE Trade Pact The Philippines and the United Arab Emirates have formally signed a free trade agreement aimed at expanding market access for goods and services and creating more opportunities for Filipino workers in the Middle East. As both nations look to strengthen economic ties, the pact signals a new era of…
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Philippines-UAE Free Trade Pact: Opening New Pathways for Trade and Jobs
Overview of the Philippines-UAE Free Trade Pact The Philippines and the United Arab Emirates have formalized a free trade pact that officials say will broaden market access for goods and services and create more opportunities for Filipino workers in the Middle East. The agreement marks a milestone in bilateral economic relations, combining the Philippines’ emphasis…
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Labour Won’t Say If It Will Back India Free Trade Deal, Calls It a “Good Step Forward”
Labour signals cautious support for India free trade talks The Labour Party in New Zealand has stopped short of promising support for the government’s free trade agreement (FTA) with India. While it acknowledged that the negotiations appear to be moving in a positive direction, Labour steered clear of a definitive commitment to back the deal,…
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Canada-US Free Trade Agreement review begins mid-January
Overview: A formal kick-off for a targeted review Canada and the United States have announced that they will launch formal discussions to review the bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA) starting in mid-January. The official notice comes from the office of the Canadian prime minister, signaling a structured process likely to involve negotiations on a range…
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Indonesia Eyes 100% Trade Rise With EAEU After FTA Deal
Indonesia Signals Ambitious Trade Growth With EAEU After FTA Indonesia has outlined an ambitious goal to double its trade with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) following the signing of a free trade agreement. Officials cited by the Indonesian News Agency ANTARA say the target could see trade volumes rise by as much as 100 percent,…
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Israel and India Renew Free Trade Agreement Talks: A New Milestone in Economic Ties
Israel and India Renew Free Trade Agreement Talks Israel and India have announced the renewal of discussions on a bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA), marking what the Israeli Economy Ministry described as a “new milestone in the countries’ economic relations.” The pause in formal negotiations, which has spanned several years as both sides carefully mapped…
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Israel and India Renew Talks on Free Trade Agreement to Deepen Bilateral Ties
Overview: A Renewed Path for Bilateral Trade Israel and India have officially resumed negotiations toward a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), marking a renewed commitment to deepen economic ties between the two countries. The revival follows months of consultations and is described by the Israeli Economy Ministry as a critical step in diversifying trade, expanding market…