China Going for 'Big Fiscal Push,' Deutsche Bank's Spencer Says

The video discusses China's fiscal and monetary policies, highlighting a significant fiscal push with limited focus on monetary policy. It explores the implications of the ongoing trade war, potential tax cuts, and their economic impact. The discussion also covers government deficit transparency and possible future economic scenarios based on trade deal outcomes.

What fiscal measures are being discussed in relation to the government's approach to the trade war?

How might the monetary policy change if a trade deal is reached?

What concerns are raised regarding the impact of tax cuts on household income?

What is the significance of the central government fiscal deficit target mentioned?

What potential actions can local governments take if a trade deal is not achieved?