Key Highlights
- India-EU FTA is close to finalization.
- Challenges include non-tariff barriers and a carbon border tax.
- Jefferies report identifies CBAM as a key concern for Indian exports.
- Limited scope for relaxations is also a significant issue.
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India and the European Union are nearing the finalization of a long-awaited Free Trade Agreement (FTA), but face significant challenges, particularly from non-tariff barriers like the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). A report by Jefferies highlights concerns that these barriers could negatively impact Indian exports.

India–EU FTA may face hurdles
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