Kudlow Says U.S. Still Expects September Talks, But Will China Show Up?

The video discusses the narrowing political space for a trade deal between the US and China, with both sides showing reluctance due to political posturing. Leadership in China is deliberating on trade war strategies, while the US faces pressure from domestic sectors. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is managing currency valuation to avoid destabilization and capital flight, despite concerns from foreign companies. Analysts suggest the currency might be overvalued, with market forces indicating a different valuation.

What are the current challenges facing the trade talks between the US and China?

How is the political climate affecting the possibility of a trade deal?

What pressures are both Trump and Chinese leaders facing regarding the trade negotiations?

What impact do the ongoing protests in Hong Kong have on the trade discussions?

What are the implications of the currency manipulation label on China's economy?