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India-EU trade deal to boost exports, jobs in labour-intensive sectors: Sitharaman

1 source · first seen 14:43 5 Oct · updated 14:43 5 Oct

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  • India opened 92.5% of tariff lines and around 97% of tariff value under the deal
  • Improved EU access may benefit Indian labour-intensive export sectors and their listed companies

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