India’s export strategy is shifting beyond its dependence on the US, with fresh FTAs across Europe, the UK, Middle East and Oceania. The EU deal alone opens tariff-free access for 99% of Indian goods. This diversification strengthens India’s trade resilience and reduces vulnerabilities tied to geopolitical uncertainty.
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