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Global Trade Deciphered

Global Trade Deciphered

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Global Trade Deciphered explores global trade, geopolitics, and the global economy, featuring expert analysis from leading world-class guests. Hosted by Justin Hayden Miller, a global trade advisor and strategist, former partner at a top-tier European law firm and former senior leader in Big-4 international trade and tax practices. Essential listening for business leaders, policymakers, and anyone curious about international business and trade policy.


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  • Mark Carney’s Davos Rupture: Why Global Trade Rules Are Dead (And What Comes Next)
    Feb 2 2026

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    Justin Hayden Miller breaks down Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's explosive Davos speech at the World Economic Forum. From tariffs weaponized as leverage to supply chains exposed as vulnerabilities, explore how great powers are accelerating chaos in international commerce. Is this a rupture or a salvageable transition? Miller unpacks the geopolitics with sharp insights, drawing on analogies from science and history to make sense of the turmoil.

    Key Topics Explored:

    • The end of the rules-based international order: Carney's blunt take on economic integration turning into coercion.
    • Middle powers' survival strategies: Building alliances, strategic autonomy in energy, food, and critical minerals.
    • Tariffs and trade wars: Reactions from figures like François Hollande on balancing power with the US, plus insights from US trade attorney Peter Quinter on free trade's role in global peace.
    • Geopolitical risks: From EU's anti-coercion tools to the prisoner's dilemma in modern trade negotiations.
    • Forward-looking trade shifts: Multiplex alliances, resource cartels, and the race for critical materials like copper.

    Featuring audio snippets from Carney's iconic address and a voiceover of François Hollande's advice concerning European trade policy regarding the US.

    Link to Mark Carney’s speech on the excellent WEF World Economic Forum website: https://www.weforum.org/stories/2026/01/davos-2026-special-address-by-mark-carney-prime-minister-of-canada/

    See also: https://www.weforum.org/stories/2026/01/davos-2026-how-middle-powers-are-reading-the-global-moment/

    Global Trade Deciphered is essential listening for business leaders, policymakers and anyone tracking global economy trends.

    Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts for more unfiltered analysis on global trade, geopolitics, tariffs, Davos insights, Mark Carney, World Economic Forum, trade policy, critical minerals, supply chain vulnerabilities, and international relations. Share with your network and join the conversation!

    Thumbnail image of Mark Carney, © Lëa-Kim Châteauneuf, reproduced by kind permission: licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license, c.c. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2025-11-14_InaugurationREM_Deux-Montagnes_Mark_Carney.jpg ; photo cropped and lightly modified by Global Trade Deciphered.

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    *Disclaimer: This podcast is simply for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not in way constitute legal, business, financial or other advice whatsoever. Should you require advice then please seek such from an appropriately qualified professional, explaining your specific circumstances.

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    24 m
  • EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Signed: 2026 Farmer Protests, Anti-Trump Pivot & 26-Year Saga
    Jan 20 2026

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    In this episode of Global Trade Deciphered, host Justin Hayden Miller discusses and analyses the newly signed EU-Mercosur trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur countries (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay).

    Signed on January 17, 2026, after 26 years of negotiations, this landmark deal eliminates tariffs on over 90% of goods, boosts access to critical minerals like lithium, and covers investment, intellectual property, and sustainable development. But is it Europe's strategic move to counter U.S. trade policies under Trump?

    Justin analyzes the geopolitical implications, including how U.S. foreign policy is pushing nations toward closer ties with China, as seen in Paraguay's president's remarks on strategic partnerships. He explores farmer protests in France and Europe, opposition from countries like France, Poland, and Hungary, and the challenges of ratification—including potential vetoes, European Parliament approval, and even a possible European Court of Justice review.

    Key discussions include:

    • Tariff reductions on industrial products, cars, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, wine, and agriculture (with quotas for sensitive items like beef).
    • Safeguards for EU standards on labor, environment, and deforestation.
    • Broader trends: Deglobalization, anti-globalization protests echoing 1999, and predictions for 2026 global trade shifts.
    • Audio clips from Paraguay's President Santiago Peña, U.S. President Donald Trump, and EU President Ursula von der Leyen.

    This episode is essential for understanding 2026 trade policies, EU-Mercosur impacts on global supply chains, Trump tariffs' ripple effects, and the future of international business amid farmer revolts and geopolitical pivots.

    Timestamps:
    00:02 – Intro: Arctic Tensions & Episode Overview
    03:11 – Paraguay President Peña on China Partnerships
    03:38 – Trump's Policies Pushing Allies Toward China
    12:15 – Trump on EU Challenges
    12:26 – EU Decision-Making Complexities
    14:33 – Von der Leyen on Trade Growth Estimates
    14:51 – Analyzing the "Substantial" 9 Billion Euro Projection
    15:10 – Von der Leyen on Investments in Cars & Chemicals
    15:38 – Putting Trade Figures in Perspective
    End – Predictions: Ratification Rollercoaster & Anti-Trump Deals

    Hosted by Justin Hayden Miller, a Paris-based global trade advisor and strategist with 25+ years of experience, former partner at a top-tier European law firm, and senior leader in Big-4 international trade and tax practices. Global Trade Deciphered explores global trade, geopolitics, and the economy with expert insights for business leaders, policymakers, and trade enthusiasts.

    Reference press articles mentioned during the episode:

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jan/15/greenland

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    22 m
  • 2026 Trade Predictions: Maduro's Capture, Supreme Court Tariff Ruling, Trump Policies & Global Shifts
    Jan 5 2026

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    Maduro in U.S. custody. Venezuela's oil under American influence. A pending Supreme Court decision that could ignite a new trade war. Welcome to 2026—it's already explosive.

    Just days into the new year, host Justin Hayden Miller unpacks the geopolitical shockwaves ripping through global trade. From U.S. control of Venezuelan energy to the tariffs showdown at the Supreme Court, this episode delivers razor-sharp analysis on the forces reshaping supply chains, alliances, and power balances in 2026.

    Why this episode demands your attention right now:

    • How Maduro's capture could hand the U.S. unprecedented leverage over Latin American trade—and why China won't stay silent
    • The Supreme Court tariff ruling hanging over Trump’s agenda: massive importer refunds or escalating trade war?
    • Why oil is suddenly more critical than ever—and what AI's insatiable energy hunger has to do with it
    • Could the U.S. turn Venezuela into an economic proxy inside Mercosur, upending EU negotiations?
    • Expert takes: Will China absorb Taiwan with barely a ripple? Is globalization crumbling under AI and robotics?
    • 2025 predictions that hit the bullseye—and the bold calls for what's next

    Highlights include:

    • US International Trade attorney Peter Quinter on why the Supreme Court might force congressional approval on future tariffs
    • Shipping expert Simon Ward's provocative outlook on China's growth and Taiwan
    • Insights from former EU Labour leader Richard Corbett and senior BMW executive Dr. Jürgen Guldner

    Perfect for executives, investors, and policymakers tracking:
    #MaduroCapture #VenezuelaOil #TrumpTariffs #SupremeCourtRuling #GlobalTrade2026 #Geopolitics #AIEnergy #TradeWar #ChinaTaiwan #Mercosur

    Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite platform. Drop a 5-star review if you're ready for unfiltered insights on the trade battles defining 2026.

    If you like the podcast, please subscribe so you don't miss any episodes and leave a rating. Also tell friends and colleagues about it so the podcast can grow.

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    21 m
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