Is China's Reserve-Ratio Cut a Game Changer?

The video discusses China's reserve requirement cut and its limited market impact, suggesting fiscal spending as a more effective measure. It then shifts to euro area inflation, predicting ECB actions like rate cuts or QE extensions, but questions their effectiveness. The impact of negative rates on banks is explored, highlighting potential risks. Finally, the video examines Brexit's implications for UK stocks and currency, noting mid caps' vulnerability.

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between interest rates and consumer spending in the past?

How does the speaker describe the current economic environment compared to the past?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that Brexit could affect mid-cap stocks?