China Is Said to Prioritize Capital Market Reform in 2019

The video discusses China's plans to reform its market by reducing state intervention and improving capital markets. It highlights the challenges faced by international investors due to China's unique market dynamics, which differ from Western markets. The discussion also covers the impact of these reforms on international investors and the potential for a more open market. Despite some state intervention, the market has seen significant declines, indicating a shift towards allowing market forces to play a larger role.

What is one of the main goals of China's market reform plans?

• Reduce the size of the stock market

• Improve the quality of listed companies

• Limit international investment

• Increase state intervention in trading

How does China's stock market differ from those in Japan and the US?

• It is larger than both Japan and the US markets

• It is driven solely by international investors

• It is completely free and unregulated

• It is not entirely free and is influenced by state intervention

What is a significant concern for international investors regarding China's market?

• The market is not driven by fundamentals

• The market is too similar to Western markets

• The market is too small for significant investment

• There are no opportunities for profit

What has been a recent trend in China's stock market performance?

• It has seen a significant increase in value

• It has been the best performing major index

• It has remained stable with no significant changes

• It has dropped more than 20% this year

What does the market's decline suggest about China's approach to market regulation?

• There is a high level of comfort with market declines

• There is no state intervention in the market

• Investors are guaranteed to make profits

• The market is completely free from any regulation