The much anticipated free trade agreement between India and the United Kingdom is likely to be delayed yet again owing to certain differences between the two countries, especially on the question of trade in goods and services, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.
The report, citing officials, claimed that progress has slowed in the opening up Indian markets to British professional services, including law and accountancy firms.
The report goes on to claim that India is currently struggling to differentiate between what it wants and what it needs. A senior British official told the business daily that “the risk in any negotiation is that if you focus too hard on what ..
