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India’s FTAs aim to improve tariff predictability and attract supply-chain investment

3 sources · first seen 17:47 24 Sept · updated 19:52 24 Sept

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  • Recent FTAs are designed to provide tariff stability and predictability for long-term investors
  • Agreements aim to make export supply chains more predictable, cut trade costs and widen market access
  • More predictable trade terms may benefit Indian exporters and manufacturers planning global supply chains

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3 reports · earliest 17:47
Economic TimesNew FTAs provide comfort to invest in global supply chains in India: Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal17:47Business StandardIndia's new FTAs offer investors tariff predictability: Commerce Secretary18:02CNBC-TV18India’s FTAs help make export supply chains more predictable, says commerce secretary19:52