Need to See Domestic Credit Flowing Again in China, Says Bocom's Hong

The video discusses the economic challenges faced by Hong Kong and China, focusing on the market downturn and the impact of monetary policies. It highlights the difficulties small enterprises face in accessing credit, despite the demand being present. The discussion also touches on the broader economic implications, including employment and the performance of national versus smaller firms.

What was the main reason for the bad opening in the Hong Kong market?

• A new trade agreement

• A significant drop in points

• A natural disaster

• A political event

How is China's monetary policy moving in relation to the US Federal Reserve's actions?

• Not affected by it

• In the opposite direction

• Following a neutral path

• In the same direction

What is one of the main challenges for China's monetary policy?

• Decreasing exports

• Increasing inflation

• Maintaining monetary integrity

• Rising unemployment

What is a significant issue faced by small and mid-sized enterprises in China?

• Excessive competition

• High export tariffs

• Difficulty in accessing credit

• Lack of skilled labor

What percentage of national employment is produced by small enterprises in China?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%