Business News | European cars to be cheaper in India as FTA cuts tariffs from 110% to 10%
By Firstpost-Business

By Firstpost-Business


Nifty above 25,200 as trade deal optimism boosts markets; metal and financial stocks lead gains as benchmarks extend rally
Markets will look at a more specific slice of order inflows -domestic private sector capex. The company said in October that it was seeing the first signs of the return of private sector capex in India, with its infra projects segment getting domestic orders worth about ₹27,400 cr in July-September.
Renault India's Stephane Deblaise, who took over as chief executive in September, is the only expat heading the operations of a major European carmaker in India. One of his primary tasks will be to ensure the success of mid-size SUV Duster.

The European Commission said the savings will come as India cuts or eliminates tariffs on 96.6 per cent of EU goods exports, sharply reducing levies across key sectors such as automobiles, machinery, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and agri-food products









