What China Can Learn From Trump’s Spat With Mexico

The transcript discusses China's response to Donald Trump's statements as a candidate and president, highlighting China's preference for responding to substantive policy changes rather than rhetoric. It also touches on Xi Jinping's stance on social media, the implications of US-Mexico relations for China, and China's economic challenges, including currency concerns and potential impacts of US Federal Reserve rate hikes.

How has China responded to statements made by Donald Trump and Rex Tillerson?

• By ignoring them completely

• By escalating tensions

• By maintaining a measured response

• By imposing tariffs

What is the significance of Donald Trump's tweets according to the discussion?

• They are ignored by other countries

• They are considered as personal opinions

• They are seen as having policy implications

• They are only relevant to domestic issues

How does China prefer to respond to US rhetoric?

• Through official press statements

• With military action

• By increasing tariffs

• By changing trade policies

What economic challenge is China facing again, similar to early 2016?

• Decreasing capital outflows

• Increasing foreign investments

• Strengthening yuan

• Weakening yuan and capital outflows

What scenario could place China in a difficult economic position?

• A stable dollar and low Fed rate hikes

• An accelerated path of Fed rate hikes and a strong dollar

• A decrease in US tariffs

• An increase in Chinese exports