China Will Continue to Ease Policies, Standard Chartered Says

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on China's exports and imports, highlighting disruptions in production and transportation. It explores inflation trends, with expectations of lower inflation due to slower economic activities. The video also analyzes China's commitment to the Phase One trade deal with the US, despite challenges. Finally, it discusses potential economic recovery and stimulus measures, emphasizing China's focus on domestic demand and infrastructure spending.

What was the primary reason for the decline in China's exports during the first two months of the year?

• Increased global demand

• Rise in domestic production

• Extended factory shutdowns

• Improved transportation systems

How might the coronavirus crisis overseas affect China's export demand?

• It could further undermine demand

• It could increase demand

• It will have no effect

• It will stabilize demand

What is the expected trend for inflation in China in the coming months?

• Inflation is likely to trend lower

• Inflation will fluctuate unpredictably

• Inflation is likely to increase

• Inflation will remain stable

What is China's approach to easing policy to revive business activities?

• Easing at its own pace

• Following the Fed's pace

• Accelerating policy changes

• Ignoring policy changes

What is a key focus of China's fiscal policy support for economic recovery?

• Limiting business support

• Decreasing credit availability

• Increasing social financing

• Reducing infrastructure spending