Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted that Indian exporters are positioned for significant growth due to the recent reduction in U.S. tariffs and the newly finalized trade agreement with the European Union. She noted that these strategic pacts will not only enhance the competitiveness of “Made in India” goods but will also serve as a major catalyst for attracting foreign investment. According to the Finance Minister, these developments align with India’s broader economic goals by providing stable market access and encouraging global businesses to integrate India into their international supply chains.
By lowering trade barriers, both nations are signaling an era of renewed cooperation, a move that is likely to make India a more attractive destination for foreign institutional investors and equity funds. The scale of its impact is significant, but the real story is the breakthrough in relations. By successfully lowering trade barriers, we’ve moved past the rhetoric and created tangible new avenues for growth and global cooperation
