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India's Utilisation Rate of ECTA with Australia increases to 77%

01 Dec '23
20 min read
Pic: Adobe Stock
Pic: Adobe Stock

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  • The India-Australia ECTA has significantly increased India's exports to Australia, especially in textiles, with a high utilisation rate of **7**7 per cent.
  • This agreement, providing duty-free access to Indian goods, is helping to reduce India's trade deficit and strengthen bilateral trade relations.
  • The success of the ECTA paves the way for a future CECA.

The India-Australia Economic Co-operation and Trade Agreement (ECTA), which took almost ** years to complete and swing into action, is becoming one of the most utilised FTAs by India for merchandise and services export to Australia. The ECTA gives all Indian exports a duty-free entry into the nation. According to latest data, the ECTA has a utilisation rate of ** per cent, which is much higher than the recorded utilisation rate of *-* percent of all the FTAs India has ever signed. This is also the most utilised trade agreement after the India-UAE FTA.

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