Zero Rollback on Tariffs Would Be a Setback for Markets, BNP Paribas Says

The video discusses a cautious short-term outlook for US economic growth, predicting a gradual increase in GDP through 2020. It highlights the importance of considering future trends in risk assets and equities. The discussion also covers the potential for a trade deal by December 15th, the impact of sanctions on global growth, and market expectations for a limited rollback of sanctions.

What is the expected trend for U.S. GDP growth through 2020 according to the cautious outlook?

• A sharp decline throughout the year

• A gradual pickup from a low point

• Stable growth with no changes

• A rapid increase in the first quarter

How does the cautious economic outlook affect the consideration of risk assets and equities?

• It focuses solely on current market conditions

• It ignores future trends and focuses on the past

• It considers future trends and prices pathways up to 12 months ahead

• It suggests avoiding all risk assets

What is the minimum market expectation for the trade deal by December 15th?

• Introduction of new sanctions

• Complete rollback of all sanctions

• No new sanctions

• A comprehensive trade agreement

What could be the market reaction if there is zero rollback in the trade deal?

• It would be considered a setback

• It would have no impact on the market

• It would be seen as a positive development

• It would lead to a surge in equities

What is the potential impact on global growth if sanctions are not rolled back?

• Global growth will accelerate

• Global growth will be unaffected

• Global growth will remain stable

• Global growth will become more challenging