"Overall the government said there would be reductions on 90 per cent of goods that are subject to Indian tariffs at present — and that 85 per cent of these would become tariff-free within a decade.
Ministers said the deal would increase trade between the two countries by almost 50 per cent and boost GDP by £4.8 billion within 15 years and increase wages by £2.2 billion.
They said India had agreed to cut tariffs worth more than £400 million when the deal comes into force, which will more than double to about £900 million after ten years.
Whisky and gin tariffs will be halved from 150 per cent to 75 per cent before reducing to 40 per cent by year ten of the deal.
Automotive tariffs will fall from more than 100 per cent to 10 per cent under a new quota system"
Worth £5 billion = 1% GDP.
Not a patch on the 4-5% GDP lost due to Brexit however.