Growth Is Fading Globally, Says Hermes' Dall'Angelo

The video discusses the global economic growth debate for 2019, focusing on the declining growth in China and the eurozone, and the potential repricing of growth expectations. It highlights the slowing US economy, the absence of further fiscal stimulus, and the lingering risks of protectionism. The discussion also covers market predictions, including the possibility of Fed rate cuts in 2020, and the expected rate hikes in December 2019. The overall sentiment is that global growth is fading, and markets are adjusting accordingly.

What is the main focus of the debate regarding global economic growth in 2019?

• The rise of GDP in China and the Eurozone

• The decline of GDP in China and the Eurozone

• The stability of GDP in China and the Eurozone

• The increase of GDP in the US

What is one of the reasons for the slowing down of the US economy in 2019?

• Increase in fiscal stimulus

• Decrease in protectionism

• Lack of additional fiscal stimulus

• Rise in global trade

What is the bond market predicting for the US economy in 2020?

• Fed rate cuts

• Decrease in inflation

• Increase in interest rates

• Stable interest rates

How does the bond market typically move according to the discussion?

• With bumps

• With sudden drops

• In a circular pattern

• In a linear fashion

What might the Fed be forced to do in 2019 due to slowing US growth?

• Increase interest rates significantly

• Pause rate hikes

• Cut interest rates

• Implement new fiscal policies