China’s September Exports and Imports Shrank More Than Expected

The video discusses the economic situation in China, focusing on trade data, global demand, and tariffs. It highlights the decline in exports and imports, the impact of tariffs despite the phase one deal, and the weak manufacturing PMI. The video also covers economic indicators like GDP and inflation, noting the potential constraints on monetary policy due to rising pork prices. Overall, the trade data remains disappointing, with global demand and tariffs affecting both imports and exports.

What was the actual percentage drop in China's imports year-on-year for September?

• 3%

• 6%

• 8.5%

• 10%

What is the value of Chinese goods still affected by US tariffs despite the phase one deal?

• $3.6 billion

• $360 million

• $360 billion

• $36 billion

What is the estimated third-quarter GDP growth rate for China?

• 6.5%

• 6.1%

• 5.5%

• 7.0%

Which economic indicator is expected to be influenced by higher pork prices in China?

• Interest rates

• Export growth

• Consumer Price Index (CPI)

• Unemployment rate

What is a key factor contributing to the disappointing trade data in China?

• Rising oil prices

• Tariffs and weak global demand

• Strong global demand

• Increased domestic demand