Market Still Expects Deal to Be Made, Says State Street's Ferridge

The video discusses the escalating trade tensions between the US and China, focusing on President Trump's negotiation tactics and long-standing views on unfair trade. It explores the potential global implications of these tensions, including the possibility of a trade war. Despite these concerns, the market remains calm, partly due to expectations of a deal and ongoing central bank actions. However, future market volatility is anticipated as central bank liquidity decreases.

What are the potential risks associated with the trade deal between the US and China?

How has President Trump's approach to trade evolved over the years?

In what ways might global trade be affected if tariffs are imposed?

What factors contribute to the calmness in the markets despite ongoing trade tensions?

What role do central banks play in influencing market volatility during trade negotiations?