China’s Manufacturing Is Back in Expansion

China’s Manufacturing Is Back in Expansion

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The transcript discusses the economic outlook, focusing on PMI data indicating a potential recovery, though caution is advised. It highlights the impact of US-China trade tensions on economic sentiment and the PBOC's cautious approach to monetary policy. The PBOC aims to maintain conventional policies while being prepared for a global slowdown, avoiding aggressive monetary easing.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the significance of the manufacturing PMI number reported?

It showed a decline in export orders.

It was the first time it was above 50 since April.

It suggested a need for immediate monetary easing.

It indicated a contraction in the economy.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is one of the main challenges in the US-China trade talks?

China's refusal to engage in any trade talks.

The US's demand for a specific quantity of agricultural purchases.

The lack of interest from other countries.

The absence of any tariffs on Chinese goods.

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How has the Chinese government responded to the US's actions regarding the Hong Kong bill?

By ignoring the bill completely.

By threatening to withdraw from all trade talks.

By immediately signing a new trade deal.

By ramping up rhetoric and threatening retaliation.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the PBOC's stance on unconventional monetary measures?

They plan to lower rates to zero soon.

They have already started using them.

They prefer to avoid them and stick to conventional policies.

They are ready to implement them immediately.

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What is the PBOC's approach to the yuan's value?

They plan to fix it at a high rate.

They aim to keep it flexible and avoid competitive devaluation.

They want to devalue it significantly.

They have no specific policy regarding the yuan.