China Feels U.S. Trying to Contain Their Rise, Says Saxo Bank's Creagh

The video discusses the recent trends in the Asian markets, highlighting the impact of tariffs and trade tensions between the US and China. It explores the strategic decisions by China to delay negotiations until after the US midterm elections, suggesting that this may benefit China by avoiding giving political leverage to Trump. The discussion also delves into the ideological motivations behind the trade tensions, with a focus on China's perspective and the internal political dynamics supporting Xi Jinping. The video concludes by examining the long-term implications of the trade war on China's economic transformation and industrial policies.

What was the primary reason for the revival of Asian markets last week?

• Improved diplomatic relations

• Increased foreign investments

• Lower than expected tariff levels

• A decrease in interest rates

Why might China prefer not to engage in trade negotiations with the US before the midterm elections?

• To focus on other international partnerships

• Because of internal economic issues

• Due to logistical challenges

• To avoid giving a political advantage to Trump

What is a significant factor driving the US-China trade tensions according to the transcript?

• Military conflicts

• Technological competition

• Ideological differences

• Economic disparity

How has the Chinese population's perception of the US influenced their support for Xi Jinping?

• They believe the US is trying to contain China's rise

• They think the US is a reliable trade partner

• They support US demands for industrial reforms

• They are indifferent to US-China relations

What is a key reason China cannot concede to US demands regarding industrial state support?

• It would lead to economic instability

• It is crucial for the Communist Party's economic plans

• It would weaken their military capabilities

• It would harm their technological advancements