StanChart’s Ding Sees Further Deceleration of Chinese Economy

The video discusses the economic trends in China, focusing on the credit traction and trade data. It highlights the government's strategies to maintain growth above 6% using fiscal and monetary policies. The potential for policy adjustments is considered if economic conditions improve, with a focus on fiscal stimulus and its impact on the economy. The discussion also touches on the implications of trade tensions with the US and the government's contingency plans.

What is the main concern regarding the February economic data in China?

• It suggests a decrease in trade activities.

• It indicates a strong economic recovery.

• It might be misleading due to January's record surge.

• It shows a significant increase in credit traction.

What is the government's target for economic growth in China?

• Around 7%

• Above 6%

• Exactly 5%

• Below 4%

How does the government plan to support economic growth?

• By increasing taxes

• Through fiscal and monetary policies

• By reducing exports

• Through strict regulations

What is the expected fiscal stimulus as a percentage of GDP?

• 1%

• 2%

• 3%

• 4%

What might the government do if trade tensions with the US ease?

• Increase taxes

• Increase infrastructure spending

• Under-implement infrastructure spending

• Reduce fiscal stimulus