United Kingdom & Global Trade Research Initiative

United Kingdom: The United Kingdom>>> is proposing new steel safeguard measures and a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) which are causing friction in the implementation of its free trade agreement with India>>>. Its whisky exports to India>>> could face higher tariffs.

Global Trade Research Initiative: The Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) is an economic think tank that has estimated the potential impact of the UK's carbon tax on India's exports, providing data relevant to the trade discussions.

United Kingdom: The UK gains expanded market access to India, with reduced tariffs on whisky, cars, and other goods, and openings in services and procurement. The deal is seen as a 'gold standard' and is expected to boost UK exports and investment.

Global Trade Research Initiative: GTRI provided analysis on sectoral benefits, noting gains for UK in precious metals and aerospace.

United Kingdom: UK free trade pact with India set to take effect, strengthening India's alternative trade options.

Global Trade Research Initiative: Think tank founded by Ajay Srivastava; provided analysis on India-US trade talks.

United Kingdom: The United Kingdom is mentioned as a country with which India has signed a similar trade deal, indicating India's broader strategy for trade agreements.

Global Trade Research Initiative: The Global Trade Research Initiative provided an analysis of the CEPA's potential impact on Indian exports and market competitiveness in Oman.

United Kingdom: UK faces 10% forced-labor tariff.

Global Trade Research Initiative: Founder Srivastava said Brazil case is warning for India.

Global Trade Research Initiative: Ajay Srivastava, founder of the Delhi-based think tank Global Trade Research Initiative, stated that duty-free access to the European Union could help offset losses for Indian textile and jewellery exporters in the United States.