Worst of China's Growth Slowdown Is Behind Us, BlackRock's Moore Says

The video discusses the ongoing US-China trade tensions, focusing on tariffs and the decoupling of the global technology sector into US and Chinese standards. It highlights the implications for supply chains and the need for investors to consider both US and Chinese tech stocks. The discussion shifts to the Chinese economy, noting signs of bottoming out and the impact of policy measures on growth. The video concludes with investor concerns about China's slowdown and the effectiveness of policy responses, emphasizing the importance of a stable Chinese economy for global markets.

What is a major concern regarding US-China relations beyond 2019?

• The impact of tariffs on agriculture

• The rise of Chinese tourism

• The decline in US manufacturing jobs

• The decoupling of global technology standards

What is a key factor in the potential recovery of the Chinese economy?

• Expansion of the real estate market

• Growth in the export sector

• Higher household spending

• Increased industrial production

What is the expected impact of new policy changes on consumer activity in China?

• A boost in consumer activity and sentiment

• A rise in unemployment rates

• An increase in industrial output

• A decrease in consumer spending

How have Chinese policymakers responded to the economic slowdown?

• By reducing interest rates significantly

• By increasing tariffs on US goods

• By implementing targeted monetary and fiscal policies

• By focusing solely on export growth

What is the perceived urgency level of Chinese policymakers regarding economic growth at the start of 2019?

• Low urgency, around 2 out of 10

• Moderate urgency, around 5 out of 10

• High urgency, around 8 or 9 out of 10

• No urgency, 0 out of 10