Rock Creek CEO says U.S. and China Benefit Most From Multilateral Trade Deals

The video discusses international trade, focusing on the shift from bilateral to multilateral agreements and their impact on countries like the US and China. It explores US trade relations, potential trade wars, and the Trump administration's stance. The video also covers investment strategies in European markets amid political changes and highlights opportunities in emerging markets, particularly in health care and education sectors.

What has been the impact of moving from bilateral to multilateral trade agreements?

• It has had no significant impact on international trade.

• It has made life easier, especially for larger countries.

• It has benefited smaller emerging markets more.

• It has made life more complicated for all countries.

What is the US's main concern regarding its trade relations with China?

• The US feels it is in an unfair and non-reciprocal trade position.

• The US wants to increase tariffs on Chinese goods.

• The US believes it has a fair trade relationship with China.

• The US is satisfied with the current trade agreements.

What is a potential risk mentioned in the context of US trade policies?

• The risk of losing trade partners in Europe.

• The risk of a future trade war.

• The risk of a severe economic boom.

• The risk of increased multilateral agreements.

How does the speaker suggest investing in European markets?

• By focusing on mutual funds and ETFs.

• By investing in government bonds.

• By picking the right companies and considering macro views.

• By avoiding European markets altogether.

What challenge is associated with the European banking sector post-2008?

• Lack of any significant challenges.

• Keeping bad assets on their books for a long time.

• Rapid recovery and growth.

• Immediate resolution of financial issues.

Which sector is highlighted as a leading opportunity in emerging markets?

• Health sector

• Automobile sector

• Real estate sector

• Technology sector

What is a concern when considering investments in Turkey?

• Short-term economic issues.

• Over-reliance on the technology sector.

• Long-term structural issues.

• Lack of any investment opportunities.