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India's landmark EU and US trade pacts expand access but delivery will determine gains

India’s new trade accords with the EU and a related U.S. commercial understanding significantly widen preferential access and include headline procurement and tariff moves, but converting those openings into durable export and investment gains will hinge on faster customs reform, clearer rules‑of‑origin processes and robust verification. Early market reactions have been positive, yet implementation risks — from exporter liability under self‑certification to quota and monitoring details — could turn headline pledges into mainly political wins unless bureaucratic follow‑through is rapid and transparent.

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Bayer Proposes Up to $7.25B U.S. Class Settlement to Resolve Most Roundup Claims

Bayer announced a proposed U.S. class settlement that would fund a long-running claims program worth up to $7.25 billion , designed to cover existing and future Roundup-related cancer claims for up to 21 years. The move reduces legal uncertainty, lifted Bayer’s stock, and coincides with a pending Supreme Court appeal that could still affect final liability exposure.

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