Bilateral trade between India and the United Kingdom is projected to reach $115 billion by 2030 after the implementation of a free trade agreement, according to the outlook described in the report. The forecast suggests the pact could significantly deepen commercial ties and accelerate the flow of goods between the two countries.
The agreement is expected to drive a sharp rise in India’s exports to the UK, helping lift overall two-way trade to roughly double current levels by the end of the decade. That prospect has strengthened expectations that the deal could become a major growth engine for companies serving the British market.
Beyond trade volumes, the projected gains are also tied to manufacturing expansion in India. Higher export demand and easier market access could support industrial output, while the broader economic impact is expected to create up to one million new jobs by 2030.
The forecast highlights the scale of optimism surrounding the India-UK free trade agreement. If the expected benefits materialize, the deal could reshape bilateral commerce and give both economies a stronger long-term trade partnership.
