英印签署贸易协议大砍关税，捷豹路虎、帝亚吉欧(DEO.US)等成潜在赢家

Group 1: Trade Agreement Overview - India has decided to reduce tariffs on British manufactured products such as cars and whisky as part of a comprehensive trade agreement, benefiting companies like Jaguar Land Rover and Diageo [1] - The agreement will lower costs for British exports to India, including whisky, cars, auto parts, cosmetics, biscuits, clothing, and electrical goods, with 99% of Indian exports also benefiting from reduced tariffs [1] - The agreement opens up previously protected sectors in India, such as the automotive industry, and sets a precedent for future trade agreements with the EU and the US [1] Group 2: Automotive Industry Impact - Indian tariffs on cars will decrease from 110% to 10%, initially applying to petrol vehicles and gradually covering electric and hybrid vehicles over ten years [1][2] - UK luxury car brands with manufacturing in the UK, such as Bentley, Aston Martin, Vauxhall, and Mini, may benefit from the agreement [2] - Local electric vehicle manufacturers in India, like Mahindra & Mahindra and Maruti Suzuki, may face challenges due to the new tariff structure [2] Group 3: Alcohol Industry Impact - Diageo, the producer of Johnnie Walker whisky and Tanqueray gin, is expected to benefit from the tariff reductions, with its Indian subsidiary's stock rising by 2.8% [3] - Tariffs on whisky and gin will be halved to 75% and will further decrease to 40% by the tenth year of the agreement, making high-end spirits more accessible to Indian consumers [2][3] - The price of these alcoholic products is projected to drop by 15%-20%, potentially impacting local brands like Radico Khaitan [3] Group 4: Other Industries Affected - The agreement will enhance the competitiveness of Indian textile manufacturers against countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam, with clothing being the second-largest export category to the UK, valued at £900 million in 2024 [3] - Indian exporters will benefit from lower costs in selling medical devices to the UK [4] - The agreement will enable UK companies to provide financial services to Indian clients [4]