See More Volatility for Asia in Next Couple of Months, Says DWS's Taylor

The transcript discusses the current market volatility and the outlook for 2019, particularly focusing on riskier assets and emerging markets in Asia. It highlights the potential catalysts for change, such as the weakening of the dollar and the Fed's rate decisions. The impact of trade issues, especially with China, is also considered crucial. Three key elements affecting markets are identified: rate and dollar issues, oil prices, and trade effects. The role of China's policy responses is emphasized, with expectations of significant developments around the party conference or MPC in March.

What is the expected market environment for riskier assets and emerging markets in Asia by the first and second quarters of 2019?

• A more positive environment

• A stable environment with no significant changes

• A negative environment with increased volatility

• A declining environment with reduced investments

Why is there hesitation in being constructive on emerging markets despite potential positive changes?

• Because of ongoing volatility and pending catalysts

• Because of strong currency performance

• Due to high inflation rates

• Due to stable economic conditions

What could signal a positive change for emerging markets according to the discussion?

• An increase in oil prices

• A pause in the Fed's rate hikes

• A rise in the dollar's value

• A decrease in trade agreements

Which factor is NOT mentioned as affecting the markets in the third section?

• Rate dollar issue

• Overall trade affecting Asia's growth

• China's internal policies

• European Union's economic policies

What is the anticipated timing for China's significant policy response?

• Immediately after the new year

• During the party conference in March

• In the second quarter of the year

• At the end of the year