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India and the UK signed a landmark trade deal, expected to boost bilateral trade by £25.5 billion annually. The agreement involves tariff reductions and removals on various goods, including British whisky and Indian clothing. This deal comes as the US faces a deadline for its own tariffs, highlighting the UK's proactive approach to securing trade partnerships post-Brexit. The UK Prime Minister hailed the agreement as a significant step towards a stronger economy, while experts celebrated it as a boost to free trade amidst global trade tensions.

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