Sourav ShekharNew Delhi, July 15 -- India-UK Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) can unlock new growth opportunities for Indian exports across manufacturing, technology, and services, said PHDCCI in its report released here on Wednesday.
The chamber noted in its market intelligence series that the United Kingdom continues to remain one of India's most important export destinations.
During FY2024-25, India's exports to the UK reached USD 14.55 billion, generating a trade surplus of nearly USD 6 billion.
The agreement is expected to provide renewed momentum by reducing market access barriers and improving customs procedures. It will also facilitate greater integration of bilateral value chains.
As per the PHDCCI report, India's ...