Deutsche Bank Sees Yuan Trading Higher by End of 2020

The video discusses the strength of the Chinese yuan and forecasts its appreciation by the end of 2020. It highlights the positive impact of the trade deal on China's exchange rate stability and export growth. The liberalization of China's financial market is expected to boost capital inflows, particularly in the bond market. The phase one trade deal with the US accelerates the opening of China's financial services sector, leading to increased foreign investment. The video also covers expectations for the loan prime rate and its potential impact on money markets, considering the Chinese New Year and technical transitions in lending rates.

What is the expected trading level of the Chinese yuan by the end of 2020?

• 6.5

• 7.2

• 6.7

• 7.0

What is the expected impact of the trade deal on China's export growth?

• Uncertain impact

• Positive impact

• No impact

• Negative impact

What is the anticipated change in bond market inflows due to financial market liberalization?

• Decrease by half

• Remain the same

• Double

• Triple

Which major index is expected to include the Chinese bond market?

• FTSE Russell

• Bloomberg Barclays Bond Index

• S&P 500

• Dow Jones Industrial Average

What change did the phase one trade deal bring to the timeline for opening up the financial service sector?

• Delayed by 8 months

• No change

• Accelerated by 8 months

• Cancelled the opening

What is the expected change in the loan prime rate (LPR) throughout 2020?

• Remain unchanged

• Decrease by 25 basis points

• Increase by 50 basis points

• Increase by 25 basis points

What technical issue might delay the LPR rate cuts in January?

• Global economic slowdown

• Political instability

• Increase in inflation

• Chinese New Year liquidity