China’s Export Outperformance Key Theme in Recovery: NatWest

The video discusses China's strong trade performance, with significant growth in exports and imports, leading to a wide trade surplus. This surplus supports the Chinese yuan, although future risks may balance as global economies recover. China's growth is stabilizing, with regulatory measures in place to maintain sustainable debt levels. However, consumer recovery remains weak due to lack of direct subsidies and slow wage growth, impacting overall economic momentum.

What is the expected growth rate for China's exports this month?

• 25% year on year

• 40% year on year

• 33% year on year

• 50% year on year

How does the trade surplus affect the Chinese yuan?

• It supports the yuan

• It has no effect on the yuan

• It causes the yuan to fluctuate

• It weakens the yuan

What is the long-term potential growth rate for China?

• 3.5%

• 5.5%

• 7.5%

• 10.5%

Why is consumer recovery in China considered weak?

• Because of high unemployment

• Because of lack of household subsidies

• Due to excessive government spending

• Due to high inflation

What is one reason for the slow wage growth in China?

• High taxation

• Lack of skilled labor

• Lower employment levels compared to pre-pandemic

• Increased automation