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7h agoIndia, EU agree more talks needed on steel, autos and carbon levy ahead of trade deal
European Commission and India’s Commerce Minister agreed that sectors such as steel, autos and the EU’s carbon-border levy remain sticking points in their ongoing free-trade agreement (FTA) negotiations. A technical team from the EU will visit India next week to address these issues ahead of a targeted deal conclusion by end-2025. Both sides affirmed commitment yet acknowledged regulatory, tariff and industrial policy challenges that must be resolved for a comprehensive pact.
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7h agoIndia, EU agree more talks needed on steel, autos and carbon levy ahead of trade deal
European Commission and India’s Commerce Minister agreed that sectors such as steel, autos and the EU’s carbon-border levy remain sticking points in their ongoing free-trade agreement (FTA) negotiations. A technical team from the EU will visit India next week to address these issues ahead of a targeted deal conclusion by end-2025. Both sides affirmed commitment yet acknowledged regulatory, tariff and industrial policy challenges that must be resolved for a comprehensive pact.
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India, EU agree more talks needed on steel, autos and carbon levy ahead of trade deal
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India and EU say issues on steel, autos and carbon levy need further negotiation for their trade deal expected by end-2025.
European Commission and India’s Commerce Minister agreed that sectors such as steel, autos and the EU’s carbon-border levy remain sticking points in their ongoing free-trade agreement (FTA) negotiations. A technical team from the EU will visit India next week to address these issues ahead of a targeted deal conclusion by end-2025. Both sides affirmed commitment yet acknowledged regulatory, tariff and industrial policy challenges that must be resolved for a comprehensive pact.
European Commission and India’s Commerce Minister agreed that sectors such as steel, autos and the EU’s carbon-border levy remain sticking points in their ongoing free-trade agreement (FTA) negotiations. A technical team from the EU will visit India next week to address these issues ahead of a targeted deal conclusion by end-2025. Both sides affirmed commitment yet acknowledged regulatory, tariff and industrial policy challenges that must be resolved for a comprehensive pact.
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Oct 29, 2025 • 20:30 IST
