The agreement between the world's fifth and sixth largest economies will boost the bilateral trade by a further 25.5 billion pounds ($34.4 billion) by 2024.

The free trade deal is expected to cut tariffs on goods and increase market access for both countries.

£4.8bn trade deal comes after three and a half years of negotiations and opens up trade for cars, whisky, clothing and food products

Free trade agreement projected to boost UK economy by £4.8bn a year and attract £6bn of investment

NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed on Thursday a long-awaited free trade agreement with the UK, which will see tariffs cut on goods and increase market access…

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The United Kingdom and India agreed to a free trade agreement between their two nations Thursday.

India-UK trade agreement boosts textile sector, doubling market share with duty-free access, encouraging investment and job creation.

The two countries hope the accord will boost trade between them by 25.5 billion pounds.

The agreement between the world's fifth and sixth largest economies will boost the bilateral trade by a further 25.5 billion pounds ($34.4 billion) by 2024.

India-U.K. free trade agreement signed by Piyush Goyal hailed as "game-changing" for Indian economy and industries.