ASSOCHAM sees India–UK trade nearing $115bn by 2030 under CETA
The industry body projects India–UK annual trade could rise from about $58 billion in 2025–26 to $115 billion by 2030, with duty-free access supporting textiles, leather, gems, jewellery, electronics and MSME exporters that meet compliance standards.
ASSOCHAM projects India-UK trade could reach $115 billion by 2030 under CETA. Duty-free UK access may benefit textiles, leather, gems and jewellery, electronics and MSME exporters, contingent on quality, origin, sustainability and supply-chain compliance.
Why this matters
No related recent ASSOCHAM signals were provided. The CETA projection highlights export access and compliance requirements for Indian retail-linked supplier sectors.
Retail-company is accelerating, up +1,108,800% QoQ.