AIIB Feels No Impact So Far From U.S.-China Trade Tensions: Jin

The video discusses the impact of the US-China trade war on market volatility and AIIB's operations. It highlights AIIB's commitment to long-term investments in infrastructure, which are resilient to short-term market fluctuations. The bank's future lending plans focus on major client countries and issuing local currency bonds to mitigate currency risks. AIIB's cooperation with the World Bank is emphasized, along with the challenges and reforms in the Chinese economy to maintain growth amidst geopolitical tensions.

What are the potential impacts of the trade war between the US and China on bond issuances?

In what ways can strong investment in infrastructure benefit borrowing countries?

How does the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) plan to maintain high standards in its operations?

What strategies does the AIIB employ to ensure long-term development in client countries?

What are the challenges faced by project sponsors in borrowing countries regarding currency risks?

How does the AIIB plan to cooperate with the World Bank in promoting economic and social development?

What measures is the Chinese government taking to address the current economic challenges?