Harvard's Rogoff Says Next Global Crisis to Come From China

The video discusses the lack of foresight in predicting financial crises and highlights concerns for 2018, focusing on low real interest rates and their impact on asset prices. It identifies emerging markets, particularly China, as vulnerable to financial instability. The discussion includes the challenges China faces in maintaining growth without increasing debt and the difficulty in predicting financial crises due to weak indicators.

What are the potential risks associated with low real interest rates in financial markets?

How does shadow banking in China pose a risk to the global economy?

What challenges does China face in maintaining its growth rate?

What indicators might suggest an impending financial crisis?

In what ways could a slowdown in China's economy impact global markets?