China Is Running Out of Goods for Tariffs, Says S&P's Chan

The video discusses the ongoing trade tensions between the US and China, focusing on tariffs and potential shifts to services and investments. It highlights the current state of tariffs, with significant amounts of imports and exports affected. The discussion also covers potential Chinese responses, such as restricting market access or investments, and the implications for US businesses. Finally, it examines China's fiscal spending and its impact on economic growth and credit profile.

What is the main concern if China runs out of goods to impose tariffs on?

• They will increase tariffs on existing goods.

• They will stop all trade with the US.

• They will seek new trade partners.

• They might start targeting services and investments.

What is the total value of annual imports from the US to China mentioned in the video?

• One trillion dollars

• 250 billion dollars

• 500 billion dollars

• Half a trillion dollars

What is one potential response China might have to US tariffs?

• Lower tariffs on US goods

• Invest more in US markets

• Increase exports to the US

• Restrict market access for US businesses

What economic stance is the Chinese government trying to shift towards?

• Isolationism

• Protectionism

• Austerity

• Pro-growth

What is a concern regarding China's fiscal spending?

• It will lead to a trade surplus.

• It will decrease economic growth.

• It could impact China's credit profile.

• It might lead to increased tariffs.