The real significance of the Britain-India Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is not that tariffs are coming down. It is that two increasingly complementary economies are creating the certainty that businesses need to invest, expand and build for the long term.
In an uncertain world marked by supply-chain realignment and changing trade patterns, certainty has become a competitive advantage. The agreement sends a strong signal that two major economies are committed to deepening economic engagement, and creating a more predictable environment for trade, investment and innovation.
