Natixis' Garcia Herrero on Asia's Economic Week Ahead

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on China's manufacturing sentiment, highlighting that the perceived recovery was a mirage due to ongoing restrictions. It examines supply chain disruptions and their inflationary pressures globally, emphasizing that these issues are not easing. Central banks face challenges balancing inflation control with economic slowdown risks. The video also covers India's inflation concerns and the RBI's cautious approach to monetary policy.

What was the main reason for the manufacturing sentiment in China being considered a 'mirage' in June?

• The end of COVID-19

• Pent-up demand and sentiment

• Improved global trade

• Increased production

What does the PMI data suggest about the future of supply chain disruptions?

• They will ease significantly

• They will continue to persist

• They will only affect Europe

• They will not impact inflation

How are central banks in Asia particularly affected by China's economic situation?

• They have complete control over it

• They benefit from it

• They are unaffected

• They face challenges due to dependency

What is a major concern for central banks globally, according to the transcript?

• Currency devaluation

• Inflation

• Deflation

• Trade surplus

Why is it too early for the RBI to shift its policy focus?

• Because inflation is not a concern

• Due to the importance of controlling inflation

• Due to political stability

• Because of a strong economic growth