<h1>IndiaEU free trade agreement seeks regulatory cooperation and market access for two billion, creating first-mover advantages and deeper trade ties</h1> A proposed IndiaEuropean Union free trade agreement aims to establish regulatory cooperation against protectionism, creating market access for roughly two billion people and conferring a first-mover advantage for European exporters, which is intended to deepen bilateral economic ties and significantly enhance trade in goods; the agreements conclusion is presented as a strategic move to secure growth amid global trade disruptions attributed to unilateral tariff policies, and to align partners on rules-based commerce, with anticipated qualitative expansion across multiple sectors and strengthened trade relations.