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<h1>Carbon Border Tax Threatens Indian Exports, Sparking Potential Retaliatory Measures Under Trade Agreement</h1> India has reserved the right to retaliate against the United Kingdom's proposed carbon border tax, which could impact exports worth $775 million. The tax, set to begin in 2027, will target products like iron, steel, aluminum, fertilizers, and cement. Despite the free trade agreement lacking specific provisions to counter the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, India maintains flexibility to rebalance concessions if the tax significantly affects its exports.