In the first two months following the India-UK trade deal, Indian exports to the UK rose by 8%, while imports fell by 17%.
Shweta Talpade
Oct 20, 2026
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The recent trade agreement between India and the United Kingdom has yielded promising results in its early stages, with Indian exports to the UK rising by 8% in the first two months. Simultaneously, imports from the UK have seen a notable decline of 17%.
Officials from both countries have expressed optimism regarding the deal, highlighting its potential to strengthen bilateral economic ties.
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