Moec: Trump Won't Engage in All-Out Trade War

The transcript discusses US trade policies under a new administration, focusing on potential protectionism and trade negotiations with partners like China. It highlights the role of NAFTA and TPP in addressing trade issues and the implications of fiscal stimulus on markets. The discussion also covers tax cuts, infrastructure spending, and market concerns about policy impacts.

What was the administration's stance on initiating a trade war?

• They had no interest in trade negotiations.

• They considered tariffs as a last resort.

• They were eager to start a trade war.

• They wanted to immediately impose tariffs.

What is a potential consequence of the US labeling China as a currency manipulator?

• Immediate resolution of trade issues

• Escalation of tensions with China

• Increased US exports to China

• Improved trade relations with China

What is the market's primary concern regarding fiscal stimulus?

• The effect on local businesses

• The timing and magnitude of the stimulus

• The immediate impact on global trade

• The reduction of global tariffs

What complicates the market's focus on tax cuts?

• Clear details on the border tax

• Immediate implementation of tax cuts

• Uncertainty about the border tax

• Lack of interest from companies

What is a significant concern if the fiscal stimulus is delayed?

• Increased global trade

• Immediate economic recovery

• Weakening of global economic spirits

• Strengthened market confidence