New Delhi, July 31 -- India's recent free trade agreements (FTAs) could significantly boost exports, with shipments to nine partner countries projected to rise from USD 233 billion in 2025 to USD 511 billion by 2030 and further to USD 1 trillion by 2035, according to a study by ASSOCHAM.

The report, titled 'India's Recent FTAs: Trillion-Dollar Export Opportunities', highlights the role of trade liberalisation and improved market access in driving export growth, The Economic Times reported.

High Tariff Cuts to Expand Market Access

The study notes that partner countries have offered tariff liberalisation of 99 per cent or more in terms of trade value, while India has secured reductions covering over 90 per cent of tariff lines. This is e...