Markets Are Seeing a Melt Up of All Assets: Plurimi Wealth CIO

The video discusses the economic impact of market reactions to global events, focusing on bond yields and potential policy changes. It highlights asset rallies and market positioning, expecting improved global trade. The coronavirus is compared to influenza, noting its higher mortality and unpredictability. The impact on China's economy is significant, with a potential GDP hit and a possible rebound if the virus is contained.

What are the key factors that markets care about according to the text?

How does the speaker compare the coronavirus to traditional influenza?

What impact does the speaker expect the coronavirus to have on China's GDP?

What does the speaker suggest will happen in the second quarter if the virus is contained?

What does the speaker mean by 'pent up demand' in the context of the economic impact of the virus?