Is China's Reserve-Ratio Cut a Game Changer?

The video discusses China's reserve requirement cut and its limited market impact, suggesting fiscal spending as a more effective measure. It then shifts to euro area inflation, predicting ECB actions like rate cuts or QE extensions, but questions their effectiveness. The impact of negative rates on banks is explored, highlighting potential risks. Finally, the video examines Brexit's implications for UK stocks and currency, noting mid caps' vulnerability.

What was the speaker's opinion on China's recent RRR cut?

• It was a game-changing move.

• It had a significant impact on global markets.

• It was similar to previous actions and not very impactful.

• It was the first time China cut its RRR.

What does the speaker believe would have a greater impact on the Chinese economy than cutting reserve requirements?

• Increasing exports

• Reducing taxes

• More fiscal spending

• Increasing interest rates

What is the speaker's view on the ECB's potential actions in response to euro area inflation?

• They will be highly effective.

• They will have no impact.

• They will lead to immediate economic growth.

• They might not be effective and could be toxic for banks.

How might some banks benefit from negative interest rates?

• By reducing their mortgage rates

• By increasing their loan and mortgage rates

• By expanding into new markets

• By cutting operational costs

What is the speaker's concern about the impact of negative interest rates on banks?

• Banks will see increased profits.

• Banks will face reduced margins and profits.

• Banks will expand rapidly.

• Banks will have no change in performance.

Which segment of the UK stock market is most likely to be affected by Brexit according to the speaker?

• Small caps

• All segments equally

• Mega caps

• Mid caps

What is the current sentiment towards Brexit in the UK stock market as per the speaker?

• A decision to remain is still favored.

• The market is indifferent.

• Brexit is fully priced in.

• A majority for exit is expected.