India's Tata Motors jumps 3% on JLR 'relief' via US-UK trade deal
Indian automaker Tata Motors Ltd TAMO.NS climbs 2.9%, while broader markets .NSEI down 0.7% .BO
US-UK announce trade deal on Thurs that, among other things, allows UK to ship 100,000 cars to the US at 10% tariff
Tata-owned, UK-based JLR had paused car exports to US in April (JLR gets 25+% sales from US; accounts for 2/3 of Tata rev)
Morgan Stanley says trade deal is "a partial relief" for JLR
CLSA sees hit to JLR's FY26 US dropping to sub-10%, from 30% earlier
Investec says deal likely to limit JLR US sales decline to 9% from 22% previously estimated
TAMO trims YTD losses to 5.2%
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