PBOC May Look Into Wind Back Some Stimulus: Bank of Singapore's Jerram

The transcript discusses economic strategies, focusing on maintaining liquidity and the potential scaling back of stimulus by the PBOC. It highlights the distinction between monetary and fiscal policies, emphasizing concerns over the credit bubble. The discussion also critiques recent tax cuts, suggesting they were unnecessary given the temporary nature of global economic disruptions and positive trade talk outcomes.

What signals are coming from the PBOC regarding the economy?

What are the main concerns regarding the credit bubble mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker view the relationship between stimulus measures and the credit bubble?

Why does the speaker believe the tax cuts were unnecessary?

What was the speaker's perspective on the global economic disruption mentioned?