U.S. Growth Will Be `Significantly Weaker' in 2020, SocGen Says

The transcript discusses the economic outlook for 2019, focusing on the US and European markets. It highlights the potential for weaker US growth and the impact of President Trump's policies. The European bond market is analyzed, noting disinflation and investor behavior. Global monetary policy trends are explored, with a focus on the ECB and potential leadership changes. The market's assumptions about future monetary tightening and the role of Chinese policymakers are also discussed.

What is the expected trend for US economic growth in 2020 according to the transcript?

• Significantly weaker growth

• Significant growth

• Stable growth

• Rapid decline

What is the market's perception of the German bond yields?

• High inflation risk

• Stable growth

• Disinflationary signals

• Rapid economic expansion

What is the market's assumption about the ECB's future monetary policy?

• Complete overhaul

• Aggressive tightening

• Steady as you go

• Rapid easing

What is the consensus trade regarding Chinese bonds?

• Hold due to stable returns

• Avoid due to market uncertainty

• Buy due to expected policy easing

• Sell-off due to high risk

What is the expected role of the next ECB head according to the market?

• Implement aggressive policy changes

• Introduce new financial regulations

• Maintain steady monetary policy

• Focus on rapid economic growth