India-UK Tech, Trade Talks
Analysis based on 12 articles · First reported Jun 14, 2026 · Last updated Jun 15, 2026
The ongoing trade talks between India and the United Kingdom, particularly concerning the Comprehensive economic partnership agreement (CETA), could positively impact market access and investment opportunities for businesses in both countries. However, unresolved issues like the United Kingdom's steel safeguard measures introduce uncertainty, potentially affecting the steel industry and overall trade sentiment.
Trade ministers from India and the United Kingdom, Piyush Goyal and Peter Kyle, held a virtual meeting to discuss strengthening collaboration in innovation, technology, research, startups, and emerging technologies. This meeting is part of ongoing efforts to deepen economic engagement and operationalize the Comprehensive economic partnership agreement (CETA) signed on July 24, 2025. Despite progress, certain issues, such as British steel safeguard measures, remain sticking points. Rajesh Agrawal, India's Commerce Secretary, indicated that both sides are close to operationalizing the agreement, while UK MP Bob Blackman stressed that significant issues, including tariffs and market access, still need to be resolved. The discussions also touched upon broader bilateral cooperation in defence, education, and security.
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