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held in march 2024, but a deal couldn't be finalised ahead of the indian election. the bbc�*s archana shukla? ~ ., c, time around? well, that would be the hepe. _ time around? well, that would be the hope, but _ time around? well, that would be the hope, but we _ time around? well, that would be the hope, but we now- time around? well, that would be the hope, but we now trade take years, even for talks take years; andeven for in the uk, this is the india in the uk,-this is the round of countries do agree that both countries do agree that will are they will dynamics are fast changing, with changing, especially with donald trump's tariff wars and faster shipping global supply chains as well. hence the be to push it time would be to push it this time much further ahead the much further ahead than the earlier ones. uk and both earlier ones. uk and india both have trade relations were £31 and is rising. uk is at india's consumption looking at lndia’s consumption economy and the fast driven economy and the fast paced growth, faster than the rest of the world to benefit them. and that is the uk's t

scheduled over 2 days have come to a close. since 2022 to secure a free trade agreement — the bbc�*s archana shuklaw. archana, what's the latest and why is a trade agreement so important? well, it assumes significance this would first because this would be the first trade deal with 7 western country india would " 55nd” " ' 7 signed ina have signed and secondly. in a appended by donald world appended by donald trump's of far—reaching trump's threats of far—reaching tariffs, the uk and india tariffs, both the uk and india realised to new realised the need to secure new markets and trade deals with �* countries and hence the when they met on two gentlemen when they met on monday and tuesday and the discussions that went through to show the willingness to seem to show the willingness to get this deal they get this deal through. they that there has been a very said that there has been a very good progress conversations good progress in conversations and that two countries have and that the two countries have the desire to in fact even double their bilateral trade. india's commerce minister also talked t