StanChart's Zhang Sees USD-CNY at 6.92 by End of the Year

The video discusses the US Treasury's decision not to label China as a currency manipulator, citing the criteria from the Trade Act of 2015. It explores the potential for currency intervention by Chinese authorities and the factors influencing the Yuan's defense line at 7. The discussion includes the declining money supply relative to GDP, liquidity management strategies, and capital outflow trends, comparing current conditions to those in 2015.

What are the three criteria outlined in the Trade Facilitation and Trade Act of 2015 for a country to be labeled as a currency manipulator?

Why is it unlikely for the US to label China as a currency manipulator according to the speaker?

What are the implications of the M2 growth relative to nominal GDP in China as mentioned by the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest about the current state of China's currency and its management?

How does the speaker describe the capital outflow situation in China compared to August 2015?