U.S.-China Trade Talks Set to Resume Amid Tempered Expectations

The transcript discusses the low expectations surrounding US-China trade talks, highlighting that both sides have had time to cool off. The US wants China to increase commodity purchases, while China seeks relief for Huawei from US restrictions. Despite some signs of progress, significant sticking points remain, with no indication that either side is willing to compromise.

What is the general sentiment about the expectations for the US-China trade talks?

• Expectations are low.

• Expectations are high.

• Expectations are moderate.

• Expectations are unclear.

What could be the impact of any positive news from the trade talks?

• It would lead to a market crash.

• It would cause confusion among investors.

• It would be seen as progress and cheered by investors.

• It would be ignored by investors.

What does the US want China to do in the trade talks?

• Reduce tariffs on US goods.

• Ramp up commodity purchases.

• Increase technology exports.

• Invest in US infrastructure.

What is China's main interest in the trade talks?

• To increase US imports.

• To establish new trade routes.

• To ease restrictions on Huawei.

• To reduce environmental regulations.

What is the current stance of both sides regarding compromise?

• Only China is willing to compromise.

• Both sides are eager to compromise.

• Neither side is willing to budge.

• Only the US is willing to compromise.