China Starts Tariff Exemptions But Keeps Pressure on U.S. Farms

The video discusses the impact of recent US tariff exemptions by China on global markets. It highlights the exclusion of key agricultural products from the exemption list and questions whether this indicates any easing of trade tensions. The video also examines market reactions, noting that safe haven assets like the dollar and gold are showing mixed responses. An overview of Asian markets reveals varied reactions, with some markets like the Nikkei showing gains, while others like the CSI 300 remain down.

What key agricultural products were notably absent from China's tariff exemptions list?

• Wheat, rice, and barley

• Corn, soybeans, and pork

• Fruits, vegetables, and nuts

• Beef, chicken, and lamb

How did the markets react to the latest tariff exemptions in terms of safe havens?

• The Japanese yen strengthened significantly

• Gold prices surged

• There was little reaction in safe havens

• The US dollar weakened

What was the general sentiment among market participants regarding the tariff exemptions?

• They expected a market rally

• They were optimistic about easing tensions

• They anticipated further trade restrictions

• They were puzzled by the exclusions

Which Asian market was noted for closing higher for a seventh session in a row?

• Shanghai Composite

• Hang Seng

• KOSPI

• Nikkei

What domestic issues were influencing Hong Kong's market performance?

• Political protests

• Trade agreements

• Banking and property sector rebound

• Currency fluctuations