Yuan Will Depreciate More in 2019, Says Deutsche Bank's Zhang

Yuan Will Depreciate More in 2019, Says Deutsche Bank's Zhang

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The video discusses the impact of the US-China trade war on currency depreciation, interest rate differentials, and economic strategies. It highlights the potential for increased tariffs and the resulting pressure on the Chinese currency. The discussion also covers the interest rate differences between the US and China, and how these affect bond yields and economic stability. China's strategies to mitigate the trade war's impact, such as cutting import taxes and stabilizing exports, are also examined. The global economic context, including challenges in the eurozone and supply chain shifts, is considered in relation to China's economic stability.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the expected impact of the US imposing a 25% tariff on Chinese exports?

Increase in Chinese exports to the US

Depreciation of the German currency

Strengthening of the Chinese currency

Worsening of the trade war

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How might the interest rate differentials between the US and China affect the Chinese economy?

Stabilization of the Chinese economy

Decrease in US Treasury yields

Pressure on the Chinese currency

Increase in Chinese exports

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30 sec • 1 pt

What strategy is China employing to counteract the trade war's impact?

Devaluing the US dollar

Raising interest rates

Cutting import taxes

Increasing export tariffs

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is a significant challenge China faces in stabilizing its economy?

Increasing trade surplus

Shrinking current account deficit

Strengthening US economy

Rising global oil prices

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What is a potential policy response for China to address higher tariffs?

Currency depreciation

Increase in domestic interest rates

Strengthening of the euro

Expansion of trade surplus