U.K. pushes Indo-Pacific trade deals to next year as dissent grows

CPTPP and FTA with India face headwinds over concerns agreements are being rushed

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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appears to be taking a more cautious approach to new trade deals than his predecessors. © Reuters

YUSUKE NAKAJIMA, Nikkei staff writer

LONDON -- Negotiations for the U.K. to join an 11-member trans-Pacific trade bloc, along with a separate agreement with India, will continue into next year as pushback against rushed deals grows from the farm sector.

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