Phase-One Trade Deal Is Good for China, Says Former IMF Deputy Head

The video discusses China's role in the US trade deal, the evolution of Chinese capitalism, and the impact of defaults in the market. It explores the opening of China's financial sector to foreign investors and the implications of the US-China trade deal on the global economy. The role of central banks and economic policies is examined, along with changes in the People's Bank of China (PBOC) and concerns about shadow banking.

How do you see China delivering on their part of the trade deal with the US?

What are the key issues for China in improving the business environment?

How do you think the world understands the form of Chinese capitalism?

What are the implications of defaults in China’s smaller brokerage companies?

What role do you think foreign capital will play in China's financial sector?

How would you describe the current state of the world economy?

What are the challenges and opportunities for monetary policy in China?