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The video discusses the growth potential in Asia, particularly in fixed income and credit markets, with a focus on China's market attractiveness due to its fundamentals and monetary policy. It highlights the People's Bank of China's neutral stance and the internationalization of the yuan. The impact of rising US yields on global capital flows and the attractiveness of Asian credit markets are also explored.

What factors contribute to the attractiveness of investing in Asian fixed income and credit markets?

What are the expectations regarding the future of real rates in China?

Discuss the implications of limited global investor exposure in China's credit markets.

How does the current monetary policy of the PBOC differ from that of other central banks?

What is the significance of the yuan's internationalization in the context of global finance?

What challenges does the internationalization of the renminbi face?

In what ways have the yields in the US impacted flows into Asian markets?