QE by Bank of Korea Unlikely in Near Term, ANZ's Tan Says

The video discusses the conditions required for economic changes, focusing on the growth outlook and key factors like the US-China trade war and the global tech cycle. It explores the potential for further rate cuts by the Bank of Korea and the possibility of quantitative easing (QE) by central banks in emerging Asia. The discussion also covers currency trends, emphasizing the dependency on trade-related developments for significant strengthening.

What are the two key factors mentioned that could influence economic growth?

• Interest rates and inflation

• Employment rates and consumer confidence

• US-China trade war and global tech cycle

• Government spending and taxation

Under what circumstances might the Bank of Korea consider further rate cuts?

• If the US dollar strengthens

• If there is another downturn in growth

• If unemployment rates drop

• If inflation rises significantly

What is the current stance of the Bank of Korea regarding Quantitative Easing?

• They have already started QE measures

• They are considering QE as a future option

• They have ruled out QE completely

• They are actively implementing QE

What is the current trading range of the currency mentioned?

• Between 1500 and 1600

• Between 1300 and 1400

• Between 1160 and 1200

• Between 1000 and 1100

What is needed for the currency to strengthen significantly?

• A full recovery in global trade

• A decrease in global interest rates

• A rise in consumer spending

• An increase in domestic production