EU Sees U.S.-China Trade Dispute as One Risk to Growth: Dombrovskis

The video discusses the impact of the US-China trade war on the EU economy, highlighting potential risks and the need for updated forecasts. It covers the implications of a breakdown in trade talks on European GDP, particularly affecting export-driven economies like Germany. The discussion shifts to negative interest rates, emphasizing the European Central Bank's gradual monetary policy normalization. The video also addresses Europe's concerns over Iran's nuclear deal withdrawal and potential sanctions. Finally, it touches on the Brexit process, noting the EU's agreement with the UK and the extension for decision-making.

What is the expected growth rate for the euro area economy next year?

• 1.2%

• 1.5%

• 2.0%

• 0.8%

Which country in the EU is most affected by the trade tensions?

• Germany

• Spain

• Italy

• France

What is the European Central Bank's current approach to monetary policy?

• Maintaining status quo

• Gradual normalization

• Immediate easing

• Aggressive tightening

What is the EU's view on negative interest rates?

• They are exceptional

• They should be the norm

• They are irrelevant

• They should be permanent

What was the EU's reaction to the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal?

• Indifferent

• Supportive

• Opposing

• Unaware

What might happen if Iran withdraws from the nuclear accord?

• European sanctions might be restored

• EU will ignore the situation

• US will rejoin the deal

• Iran will gain more allies

What is the EU's stance on reopening withdrawal negotiations with the UK?

• Open to renegotiation

• Firmly against reopening

• Undecided

• Waiting for UK's proposal