India and Australia recently signed the interim Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) to increase bilateral trade in goods and services — a first for New Delhi with a developed country in more than a decade.  About 1 million jobs will be created. Australia will offer immediate market access at zero duty to products accounting for 90% of India’s exports to Australia while India will provide lower-duty access to 70% of Australian goods.  #PrimusReseach brings a sector-specific lens to the ECTA, analyzes the potential impact across industries and gives you a read into how both stand to benefit from the pact