NatWest Trade Links
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<p>What companies should think about when trading overseas: risks, opportunities and everything in-between.</p>
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6/11/2025
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Recent Episodes
May 7, 2026
Brexit: 10 years on, what next for the UK-EU relationship?
In this episode of Trade Links, host Tim Phillips is joined by Aastha Gupta and Scott Livingstone to revisit two major trade stories shaping the global economy: 10 years on from Brexit, and one year after the US “Liberation Day” tariff announcements. The discussion explores how trade relationships have evolved, where economic frictions remain, and why geopolitics is increasingly influencing global commerce. Brexit – Ten Years On1. UK–EU trade has stabilised, but at a lower level UK good...
March 24, 2026
The Iran war: what will peace look like?
In this episode of Trade Links, Tim Phillips is joined again by Aastha Gupta and Scott Livingstone to explore an unprecedented scenario in global trade: what happens when both the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea are compromised at the same time? With escalating tensions in the Middle East and warnings from the Houthi movement, the team considers the far-reaching consequences for energy, food security and global supply chains. They also talk about Donald Trump’s delayed China trip, and...
February 27, 2026
India's trade deal blitz and the future of the WTO
In this episode of Trade Links, Tim Phillips is joined by Aastha Gupta and Scott Livingstone to unpack the political and economic forces shaping global trade deals and the evolving role of the World Trade Organization (WTO). Key Topics: India’s Trade Deal Blitz: Comparing India’s agreements with the EU, UK, and US – from comprehensive free trade deals to targeted strategic partnerships.Politics vs. Economics: How deals are increasingly shaped by geopolitics, including the impact of US tarif...
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<p>What companies should think about when trading overseas: risks, opportunities and everything in-between.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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