Will China Cut Interest Rates in 2015?

The transcript discusses China's economic growth, highlighting a potential decrease to 7% or even 6.8% as predicted by UBS Wealth Management. Factors such as a shrinking working-age population and reduced foreign demand are affecting growth. Despite a rate cut by the People's Bank of China, monetary conditions remain tight due to falling inflation, suggesting further rate cuts in 2015.

What are some factors contributing to the slowing growth of China's economy?

• Increasing foreign demand

• Shrinking working-age population

• Rising inflation

• Expanding industrial capacity

What does the shrinking working-age population in China imply for its economic growth?

• Stable economic growth

• Higher foreign demand

• Reduced capacity for growth

• Increased industrial output

What was the People's Bank of China's surprising action in November?

• Banning foreign investments

• Cutting interest rates

• Increasing interest rates

• Introducing new currency

Why are China's monetary conditions still considered tight despite the rate cut?

• Increasing foreign investments

• Low real interest rates

• High inflation rates

• Falling inflation

What is the expected action of the Central Bank in the first quarter of 2015?

• Increase interest rates

• Introduce new currency policies

• Maintain current rates

• Further rate cuts