The Best Rate Cut Is a Tariff Cut, Medley's Ben Emons Says

The transcript discusses the potential impacts of a US-China currency pact and interim trade deal on the economies of both countries. It explores political motivations, market reactions, and the implications for trade volume and economic growth. The discussion also covers the bond market's response to trade changes and the long-term effects on interest rates.

What is a potential benefit of the interim trade deal between the US and China?

• Increased tariffs

• De-escalation of tariffs

• Higher interest rates

• Reduced trade volume

How might President Trump's approach to the trade deal affect the stock market?

• It might boost investor confidence

• It could lead to a market crash

• It will have no effect

• It will only affect the bond market

What is a possible outcome if China complies with lowering trade barriers?

• Increased trade volume

• Lower stock market indices

• Decreased trade volume

• Higher tariffs

How does the current trade situation compare to the 2009 economic rebound?

• It will result in higher tariffs

• It will only affect the US economy

• It could lead to a similar trade resurgence

• It is expected to have no impact

What has been the bond market's view during the trade war?

• The bond market is unaffected by trade wars

• There will be no change in interest rates

• The long-term neutral rate has fallen

• Interest rates will rise significantly