Things Might Get Worse Before They Get Better Between U.S. and China, Says AMP Capital

The video discusses ongoing US-China trade negotiations and their potential impact on global markets, highlighting the defensive stance taken due to trade risks. It examines currency market reactions, particularly focusing on the Australian dollar, and analyzes the Chinese economy's outlook, noting mixed signals but potential stabilization due to stimulus measures.

What is the current stance of the US and China regarding their trade negotiations?

• The trade war has ended.

• Negotiations are ongoing with no resolution yet.

• Both countries have stopped negotiating.

• They have reached a final agreement.

How are trade tensions expected to affect risk assets in the near term?

• Conditions might worsen before improving.

• Risk assets will remain stable.

• There will be no impact on risk assets.

• Risk assets are expected to improve immediately.

Which currency is being closely monitored due to domestic impacts and expected interest rate cuts?

• Euro

• Australian Dollar

• Japanese Yen

• US Dollar

What measures have been taken by China to stimulate its economy?

• Increased tariffs on imports

• Tax cuts and infrastructure spending

• Reduction in government spending

• Raising interest rates

What is the expected growth rate for the Chinese economy this year?

• 6.5%

• 5%

• 4.5%

• 7%