India & Global Trade Research Initiative

India: India>>> is a key party in the trade agreement and is threatening to reconsider tariff concessions on Scotch whisky if the United Kingdom>>> proceeds with its steel safeguard measures and carbon tax. Its exports of steel and other products to the United Kingdom>>> are at risk.

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.

India: India gains significant duty-free access for its exports to Oman, strengthening its economic footprint in the Middle East and diversifying its trade relations. This agreement is expected to boost India's merchandise and services exports, create job opportunities, and enhance its strategic position.

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.

Global Trade Research Initiative: The Global Trade Research Initiative, a New Delhi-based think tank, provided estimates on the impact of the tariffs, suggesting labor-intensive sectors in India will be hit hardest.

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.

Global Trade Research Initiative: Global Trade Research Initiative is a think tank that reported on the economic impact of the European Union's GSP withdrawal and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on India's exports.