Volatility in Asian Markets to Increase Next Year, Eastspring's Graham Says

The video discusses Italy's rising debt and its implications for the EU's fiscal discipline. It then shifts to Brexit, highlighting the challenges the UK government faces in passing a deal through Parliament. The focus moves to Asian markets, examining the pressures from global economic factors and strategies for navigating them. Finally, the potential intensification of the US-China trade war is explored, considering the political dynamics in the US and upcoming G20 discussions.

What is a major financial issue Italy is facing within the EU?

• Falling foreign investments

• Rising unemployment rates

• Increasing debt-to-GDP ratio

• Decreasing export levels

What is a significant challenge for the UK government in the Brexit negotiations?

• Increasing foreign investments

• Reducing trade tariffs

• Securing a deal with the EU

• Gaining parliamentary approval

Which factor is contributing to pressure in Asian markets?

• Rising crude prices

• Fed tightening

• Decreasing inflation rates

• Stable currency exchange rates

What is a potential outcome of the US-China trade war?

• Decreased tariffs

• Stable trade relations

• Increased tariffs

• Improved diplomatic ties

What strategy is suggested for navigating market volatility in Asia?

• Concentrating on domestic markets only

• Avoiding emerging markets

• Investing in low volatility strategies

• Focusing on high-risk investments