India UK FTA: Two with ET: Inside Inside – UK Free Trade Agreement's acumen, why Sensex does not retreat after Sindoor – Economic Times Video

India and the UK sign the landmark FTA after 14 rounds of negotiations. From zero car exports in clothing and leather to quota-based British premium car and whiskey entries, the deal is expected to double to $120 billion by 2030. Indian workers also won with social security relief in the UK. In the case of strikes, the market maintained a strong attack: Sensex and Nifty were closed in the green despite India's precise strike under Sindor's action. Automatic and textile stocks have surged optimistic interest in the FTA. Paytm gathered after shrinking fourth-quarter losses, while defense inventories existed to cool after early gains. Watch the sharpest insights with Nisha Poddar.

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