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Trade Policy DecodedEpisode 36: 2025 in ReviewLooking back on the year that has been, this episode looks at the key trade policy developments in 2025 – a year dominated by radical shifts in US trade policy.Peter and Pru review some US trade data points to try and identify the impact of President Trump’s tariffs on trade and the extent to which what was predicted came to pass. They then turn to China’s response – the impact of US tariffs on China’s trade, Chinese leverage and the risks and opportunities the new trade context has created. Peter and Pru then delve into how ot...
2025-12-2232 min
Radio Universidad OlavarríaEl Colectivo | Claudio Aciti | 10-12-2025Dialogamos con Claudio Aciti, Decano de la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, acerca del Balance 2025 y expectativas y desafíos para este 2026
2025-12-1012 min
SBS HindiAustralia-India-Canada launch new tech alliance: What it means for businesses and jobsAustralia, India and Canada have announced the ACITI (Australia-Canada-India Technology and Innovation Partnership) at the G20 Summit in Johannesburg. The trilateral alliance focuses on critical minerals, clean energy, artificial intelligence, green hydrogen and nuclear energy cooperation promising mining jobs, skilled migration pathways, and business opportunities. In this podcast, we speak to Deepak Raj-Gupta OAM, National Chair of Australia India Business Council, to explore what outcomes this partnership could deliver for Australians and Indians.
2025-12-0112 min
Daily Stock Market News and Analysis (DNA by InvestYadnya)Daily Stock Market News(Nov 24'2025): Rupee @ 89.49 LOW | RIL Halts Russian Oil | Indigo In Sensex#RupeeAllTimeLow #SensexRejig #stockmarketindia #ril #tatapower #labourcodes #indianeconomy #FIIOutflow #g20summit #marketupdate https://shorturl.at/gM97lHow to Use Artificial Intelligence for Investing - Combo of 5 ebooksCatch the latest market volatility! The Indian Rupee hit a historic low of 89.49 against the USD, driven by massive FII outflows and a record trade deficit. Get the detailed analysis on why the RBI conceded the 88.80 support line.We cover major corporate and index shakeups: Reliance (RIL) halts Russian crude imports for its export unit due to US sanctions, while Indigo (InterGlobe Aviation) replaces Tata Motors in the Sensex Rejig. Plus, Tata...
2025-11-2424 min
Roz Ki Khabar: Hindi Samachar (रोज़ की खबर: हिंदी समाचार)November 23rd, 2025 (Sunday)स्रोत आज के भारत से संबंधित कई महत्वपूर्ण राष्ट्रीय और अंतर्राष्ट्रीय घटनाक्रमों की रूपरेखा प्रस्तुत करते हैं, जिनमें प्रधान मंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी की जी20 शिखर सम्मेलन में भागीदारी पर विशेष ध्यान दिया गया है, जहाँ उन्होंने ऑस्ट्रेलिया-कनाडा-भारत प्रौद्योगिकी और नवाचार (ACITI) साझेदारी की घोषणा की। घरेलू मोर्चे पर, पाठ में चार नए श्रम संहिताओं को अधिसूचित किए जाने की जानकारी दी गई है, जिनका उद्देश्य मौजूदा 29 श्रम कानूनों को सुव्यवस्थित करना है, जिसके कारण नियोक्ताओं और यूनियनों के बीच बहस छिड़ गई है। सुरक्षा चिंताओं को दिल्ली में हाल ही में हुए कार विस्फोट की जांच से उजागर किया गया है, जिसने एक परिष्कृत आतंकी साजिश के लिए उच्च-अंत हथियारों के उपयोग का खुलासा किया है, जबकि बेंगलुरु में एक बड़े नकद डकैती का पर्दाफाश हुआ, जिसमें एक सेवारत पुलिस कांस्टेबल की गिरफ्तारी हुई। इसके अतिरिक्त, पाठ में एडटेक दिग्गज बायजू के संस्थापक को अमेरिकी अदालत द्वारा $1 बिलियन का भुगतान करने का आदेश दिए जाने के कारण कंपनी के बढ़ते कानूनी संकट पर प्रकाश डाला गया है, और मुंबई में दवा प्रतिरोधी टीबी से पीड़ित जुड़वां बच्चों के एक दुर्लभ चिकित्सा मामले की रिपोर्ट दी गई है, साथ ही भारत और दक्षिण अफ्रीका के बीच गुवाहाटी टेस्ट मैच के पहले दिन का खेल विवरण भी दिया गया है।
2025-11-2315 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 35: In Discussion with Ernst & Young: Australian Business Operations at the forefront of changing Trade PolicyIn this instalment of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru host Cherelle Murphy, EY Regional Chief Economist, Oceania, and Luke Branson, EY Partner and Oceania Global Trade Leader. Cherelle and Luke provide some awesome insights into the real-world impacts of the current trade disruption as well as the tools they are using to forecast impacts. The discussion begins with an outline of EY’s recent modelling and report on the impact of US tariffs on the Australian economy. It then traverses the challenges of modelling the multiple factors impacted by the tariffs, how business is managing the impacts and th...
2025-11-0735 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 34: European-Australian Trade Ambitions and the Road AheadIn this instalment of Trade Policy Decoded Pru and Peter dive into the future of EU-Australia relations and how this field is evolving in today’s changing geopolitical landscapes.Based off of their recent discussions in Bologna, Italy, Trade Policy Decoded brings back insights from forum discussions in mapping possible trajectories for relationships between Australia and the European Union. From this, shared interests and key objectives for both regions are identified and explored within the context of current global trade dynamics.As a group of countries that value the rule of law and the strengthening of...
2025-10-1631 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 33: Update from the World Trade Organisation with Australia’s Ambassador James BaxterIn this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru talk to Australia’s Ambassador to the WTO, James Baxter, on a range of issues facing the organisation and WTO member responses to President Trump’s trade policies.They canvas WTO member outreach via the Public Forum and key themes discussed at this year’s Forum, critical challenges facing the WTO, the WTO reform agenda, scope for securing new outcomes at the 14th Ministerial Conference in 2026, and the ongoing and important work Australia’s diplomats undertake in promoting Australia’s trade interests.These topics and more are ex...
2025-09-2334 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 32: The US vision for a post-WTO trade system – ‘Mission Accomplished’?Standing in Iraq beneath a banner reading ‘Mission Accomplished’, former President George W. Bush proclaimed that ‘major combat operations in Iraq have ended … the United States and our allies have prevailed’. This was 6-weeks after the U.S. bypassed the UN to unilaterally invade the country. It proved to be a dubious claim. In this edition of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter look at what kind of ‘Mission Accomplished’ the Trump Administration’s reciprocal tariffs are trying to achieve, and what ‘victory’ looks like to those on the inside of recent trade policy manoeuvres. In doing...
2025-08-2832 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 31: Celebrating the TAR in the time of Trump with Productivity Commission Deputy Chair Alex RobsonThe PC’s Trade and Assistance Review (TAR) has measured the costs of tariffs, industry policy and other trade measures on the Australian economy for over 50 years. The TAR’s importance has only increased with the trade chaos caused by President Trump and the revival of industry policy in Australia and elsewhere. In this episode of TPD, Pru and Peter speak to special guest Alex Robson, Deputy Chair of the Australian Productivity Commission, about the role of the PC and the key findings in this year’s TAR.They traverse the PC’s assessment of the im...
2025-08-1833 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 30: Decoding President Trump’s elusive “Optimal Tariff”In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru catch up on the latest developments coming out of the United States with a special focus on the Optimum Tariff Theory.The theory can certainly paint a rosy picture for the future of the US economy, but does it hold up against current data? And how might international trading partners react to the creation of such a policy?In answering this question, Peter and Pru decipher some of the key data and indicators which can speak to the performance of the US economy through recent...
2025-07-2624 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 29: Will US Courts Save us from Trump's Tariffs?In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter provide an update on key trade policy developments over the past fortnight. They delve into the implications of US domestic legal cases aimed at reversing President Trump's Liberation Day and fentanyl tariffs. They also look at other US domestic measures raising concerns for trade partners including budget measures targeting digital services taxes, crackdowns on US universities and National Guard actions in California.With Peter and Pru having just attended the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's CPTPP Business Symposium, they outline views on the need for economies...
2025-06-1928 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 28: The European Union and the CPTPPIn this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru host Fredrik Erixon, a Swedish economist and Founding Director of the European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE), in discussing the future of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) and the European Union's role in its future. Is it necessary for the EU to join the partnership explicitly? How could the Agreement benefit from EU involvement? These questions and more are decoded and discussed in this episode.Find more analysis on the IIT and ACITI LinkedIn Pages!
2025-06-0433 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 27: The View from Geneva with Professor Lu XiankunSPECIAL EPISODE - In this week's instalment of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru welcome Professor Lu Xiankun, a former senior trade diplomat of China, current Managing Director of the LEDECO Centre Switzerland, and Founder and CEO of the Friends of Multilateralism Group.Together, the team discusses how recent trade developments are beginning to be perceived in Geneva and the current challenges facing the WTO. The discussion also covers how things might progress moving forward with relevance for both middle power countries and the major powers in global trade.Find more analysis on the IIT and...
2025-05-1434 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 26: New Trade Landscapes and Australian FuturesIn this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru dive further into the ramifications of the new Trumpian trade policies and their impacts on Australia and the world. The discussion covers some of the current and potential responses intended to deal with the impending 'reciprocal tariffs' being levied by the US, and how this may influence trade relationships between countries in the near-future. Find more analysis on the IIT and ACITI LinkedIn Pages!
2025-04-2830 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 25: Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs (Liberation Day or Destruction Day?)In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter discuss the implications of President Trump's 'Reciprocal Tariffs '. They outline what President Trump announced, the (very few and likely short lived) exemptions, what the tariffs are supposed to achieve, and the (un)likelihood of them ending any time soon.Peter and Pru also discuss what the new tariffs mean for countries in the ASEAN region and on the African continent, the implications the tariffs could have for regional geopolitical developments, and the impacts and implications for Australian producers and policy makers.
2025-04-0930 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 24: Trump, Tariffs, and the Global OrderIn this instalment of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter Draper and Prudence Gordon discuss the chaotic state of U.S. policy under the Trump administration. They explore the implications of recent tariff announcements, Trump's potential long-game facing China, and the rest of the world's ongoing responses to the reorientation of U.S. foreign policy. The discussion highlights the challenges of navigating a rapidly changing trade landscape and the broader geopolitical implications of U.S. trade decisions.
2025-03-1328 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 23: Navigating Trump 2.0In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter Draper and Prudence Gordon discuss the evolving landscape of trade policy under the Trump administration as it enters 2025. They analyze the implications of Trump's Fair and Reciprocal Plan, the impact of tariffs on global trade, and the potential consequences for international relations and the WTO. The conversation also touches on Australia's position in this changing environment and the broader economic implications of these policies.
2025-02-2435 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 22: 2024 In ReviewAs 2024 comes to a close, Pru and Peter look back on the key themes Trade Policy Decoded explored over the year - as well as their favourite episodes. Trade Policy Decoded is taking a break over Christmas and will be back in mid-Feb 2025 with more great discussion on hot trade issues - of which we expect there will be many! Until then, we wish all out listeners a wonderful Christmas and restful New Year.Recorded on 9 December 2024.
2024-12-1634 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 21: Implications of the return of 'Tariff Man' - with Prof Andreas FreytagIn this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter are joined by Professor Andreas Freytag from the Friedrich Schiller University to discuss the trade policy implications of a second Trump Presidency.
The conversation traverses President Trump's promised new tariffs as well as the unresolved trade irritants from his first presidency; China's, the European Union's and Australia's possible responses; and the potential for international trade cooperation without the United States.
Surprisingly, the discussion ends on a positive note!
2024-11-2239 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 20: Australia's Carbon Leakage Review with Prof Frank JotzoMeasures to reduce domestic carbon emissions at home can impose costs and regulatory requirements on businesses that aren't shared by their international competitors. This can encourage production to move from countries with high emissions reduction standards to countries with low standards - ie carbon leakage. The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is how the EU has tried to address this issue and level the playing field.
In this episode of Trade Polic Decoded, Pru and Peter talk to Professor Frank Jotzo from the Australian National University about his work leading the Australian Government's review of the...
2024-11-1938 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 19: Indonesia's Trade Policy under President Prabowo with Dr Harry WardanaIn this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter are joined by Dr Harry Wardana from the University of Adelaide. Harry presents fascinating insights into Indonesia's vision for its future and the role international trade and investment, particularly trade agreements, will play in that. Harry's frank about the challenges and contradictions that create hurdles for foreign investors who are critical for Indonesia's economic growth. The end of the podcast has a great kicker in Harry's description of how Australia's emissions reduction efforts are creating investment opportunities for Indonesian companies in Australia, that are, in turn, supporting Indonesia's green...
2024-10-1639 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 18: Celebrating the Joint Statement Initiative on Electronic Commerce with ASR’s Holly Dorber
In Episode 18 of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru speak to the President of the Australian Services Roundtable, Holly Dorber, about the Joint Statement Initiative on Electronic Commerce – commonly known as the JSI. This groundbreaking agreement provides a set of rules and principles guiding the development of the digital economy. While negotiated outside the World Trade Organisation, 91 economies were involved in its design and 82 have so far signed on to the text. It has major positive outcomes for Australian business, particularly SMEs, and is an awesome outcome demonstrating the ability of countries to cooperate particularly in the current climate.
2024-09-1935 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 17: Western political earthquakes and a European dog that didn’t biteIn this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter share the popcorn while chatting about President Biden's decision to step aside as candidate for the US Democratic Party and its implications for US trade policy. They then delve into the populist lean seen in recent European and French elections and what it means for EU trade policy and the EU-Australia FTA. They wrap up with a discussion on the EU's initiatives to build its defence industries and the uncomfortable fit between inward-turning populist movements and the national security imperatives requiring closer cooperation with like-mindeds.
Recorded on 25...
2024-09-0529 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 16: The amazing Vangelis Vitalis on the CPTPP and NZ's awe-inspiring approach to trade policyIf you only listen to one podcast on international trade policy this year - make it this one.
Pru and Peter talk to Vangelis Vitalis, Deputy Secretary, Trade and Economic, of the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and one of the most experienced and insightful trade diplomats around.
Vangelis explains progress on accessions to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for
Transpacific Partnership, and the important work reviewing and updating the CPTTP.
He then describes New Zealand's incredibly positive and proactive approach to the seismic shifts rocking the global economy and...
2024-08-1649 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 15: The re-emergence of industry policy and a Future Made in AustraliaCountries are increasingly turning back to industry policy in order to meet the climate change challenge and secure national security objectives. In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter discuss what industry policy is and the tensions between trade and industry policy. They also delve into Australia's own attempt at industry policy in the form of the Future Made in Australia Act and associated budget measures.
2024-08-0729 min
Estafa PiramidalNOS VISITAN JUAN ACITI Y FRANCO SILVA!Pasaron por Estafa Piramidal Juan Aciti y Franco Silva a charlar un poco de todo!
2024-07-231h 11Trade Policy DecodedEpisode 14: Climate Change meets Trade Law - an uncomfortable fit.Countries are increasingly adopting emissions reduction measures that conflict with international trade law. In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter look at some examples, including the EU's CBAM, US Inflation Reduction Act, Chinese Government support for low emissions industries and Australia's new fuel standards, as well as the damage these measures have on the international rules-based system. Fascinating listening and a forerunner to an upcoming episode on Australia's 'Future Made in Australia' Act.
2024-06-2533 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 13: The complex, ever evolving and wonderful world of digital tradeDigital trade has become a foundational part of global trade. Governments are playing catchup as technology and business practices evolve.
In this episode, Peter and Pru explore what digital trade encompasses, key digital trade issues for trade negotiators, the US's decision to step back from its support for important JSI provisions, the Australian Government's support for traditional media over the large media platforms, and so much more. Who'd have thought we could fit so much into a 29-minute podcast!!!!
2024-05-2229 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 12: India's Trade Policy - an enigmatic evolution.India's economic settings are increasingly impacted by new opportunities created by geostrategic developments. In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter explore the clear signs of India moving forward with new policies and trade agreements aimed at India capitalising on open markets, coupled with India's traditional and more protectionist trade policy approaches.
2024-04-2226 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 11: MC13 and the Future of Rules-based TradeWith the 13th Ministerial Conference (MC13) of the World Trade Organisation recently concluding in Abu Dhabi, Pru and Peter discuss the reasons for the few positive outcomes from the meeting and the increasing challenges to the multilateral system. This includes the possibility of the US withdrawing from the WTO under a potential second Trump Administration.
Recorded on 7 March 2024.
2024-03-1332 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 10: Australia's Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040 with Nicholas Moore AOIn this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter talk to Australia's Special Envoy for Southeast Asia - Nicholas Moore AO about Australia's strategy to develop our economic relationship with Southeast Asia.
Former CEO of Macquarie Bank, Nicholas Moore AO does a great job explaining the different ways government versus business see economic opportunities in Southeast Asia. He gives a rich summary of the key recommendations in the strategy report and highlights the real opportunities and great potential in Australia's investment and trade relationship with our northern neighbours.
With the 2024 ASEAN-Australia Special Summit happening...
2024-02-2932 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 10: Invested: Australia's Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040 with Nicholas Moore AOIn this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter talk to Australia's Special Envoy for Southeast Asia - Nicholas Moore AO about Australia's strategy to develop our economic relationship with Southeast Asia.
Former CEO of Macquarie Bank, Nicholas Moore AO does an amazing job explaining the different ways government versus business see economic opportunities in Southeast Asia. He gives a rich summary of the key recommendations in the strategy report and highlights the real opportunities and great potential in Australia's investment and trade relationship with our northern neighbours.
A super pod cast, even if...
2024-02-2332 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 9: 2024 Trade Policy Tour d'HorizonIn the first episode of Trade Policy Decoded for 2024, Pru and Peter scan the macro and geoeconomic issues most likely to impact international trade policy over the next 12 months. They then dig down into the impact and implications of these broader factors for Australia's trade policy priorities in 2024.
Recorded on 1 February 2024.
2024-02-0633 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 8: 2023 - and that's a wrap!In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter cover off on the key trade policy developments in 2023. From China, the winners, losers and unfinished business on Australia's trade negotiation 'dance card', to climate change and war in Ukraine and the Middle East. If 2023 was a trade policy whirlwind for you, this podcast sets it out in a nut shell and puts you on solid ground to face 2024!
2023-12-2734 min
Women CountDr Pru Gordon Unplugged: Trade Talks and Life LessonsIn the latest Women Count podcast episode, host Jane Alexander introduces the remarkable Dr Pru Gordon, who has a distinguished career in academia, diplomacy, and trade. She's notably recognised for her role in establishing the Australian Council for International Trade and Investment (ACITI), where she currently serves as the Executive Director.Throughout the episode, Dr Gordon discusses the under-appreciated complexity of international trade and its impact on our everyday lives, from the abundance of goods and services to the importance of community involvement and protecting wildlife. The conversation also delves into the balance of national security...
2023-12-1339 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 7: Understanding the new Values-based Trade PolicyPeter and Pru were joined by special guest, Dr Naoise McDonaugh from Edith Cowan University, to discuss the evolution and impact of 'values-based' trade. The podcast looks into the changing values informing trade policy over the past 30 years and how geopolitical tensions are seeing the values underpinning trade policy expand well beyond traditional commercial and development focused values. Peter and Naoise discuss their research on the topic and the need for further research (and supporting funding) to help governments and business get a much better handle on the impact and design of values-based trade policy.
2023-12-1326 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 6: China-Australia trade relations following PM Albanese's and Peter Draper's visit!Prime Minister Albanese's meeting with President Xi signaled a turning point in the Australia-China relationship. Peter Draper was on the ground in China during the visit. In this week's episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru discuss how the visit was seen in China and Australia, the key issues and debates raised by developments in the bilateral relationship, and what might come out of the meeting then underway between Presidents Biden and Xi.
2023-11-1628 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 5: Trade and Climate Change - what went down at the ACITI ConferenceIn this episode, Peter and Pru provide a cheat-sheet on the key arguments that came out of the ACITI Annual Conference on international trade, investment and the climate change challenge.
From trade and investment clean energy and tech opportunities, to the reshaping of global markets based on access to cheap energy, the pros and cons of Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms and green subsidies, and intergovernmental efforts to pull together - for those short on time - this podcast has it all!
2023-11-0630 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 4: The Australia-European Union Trade Relationship and FTA NegotiationsAs negotiations for an Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement get to the pointy end, Peter and Pru discuss the broader Australia-EU trade relationship, current stumbling blocks in the negotiations and hurdles still to overcome.
2023-10-2524 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 3: IPEF: A case of the emperor's new clothes or values imperialism?In Episode 3 of Trade Policy Decoded, Peter and Pru run the ruler over the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework negotiations. Unlike any trade agreement before it, Peter and Pru look at IPEF's focus on creating collaborative arrangements rather than hard and fast commitments. They then get into the weeds of the IPEF Supply Chain agreement - a mix of lofty ambition, great intentions, and a surprising twist!
2023-10-0126 minTrade Policy DecodedEpisode 2: Green shoots at the WTO?Coming to you from the WTO Public Forum in Geneva, this week Peter and Pru bring listeners up to speed on discussions on reform of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the WTO's role in managing climate change measures, glimmers of hope for the WTO dispute settlement system, and prospects for the WTO moratorium on e-commerce.
2023-09-1825 min
Trade Policy DecodedEpisode 1: Welcome to Trade Policy Decoded, the Australia-China Trade Relationship and Climate ClubsHosts Peter Draper from the University of Adelaide's Institute for International Trade and Pru Gordon from the Australian Centre for International Trade and Investment introduce their new podcast - Trade Policy Decoded. They then delve into the Australia-China trade relationship and the growth of 'climate clubs'.
2023-08-3139 min
The Trade GuysOrigin Stories with the Trade Guys, featuring Dr. Pru GordonThis week, the Trade Guys are joined by Dr. Pru Gordon, Founder and Associate Director of ACITI, to talk about the origins of the Trade Guys podcast and its mission of making trade accessible to all.
2022-10-1245 min