Markets Bet on No New Tariffs With Lack of U.S-China Trade Deal

The transcript discusses market expectations regarding US-China trade talks, particularly in the context of the G20 meeting. Markets anticipate a continuation of discussions without new tariffs, hoping for a reset rather than a comprehensive agreement. Experts express that central banks' liquidity provision supports equities, and a lack of negative news is seen as positive. However, there is concern about potential market volatility if talks fail. The discussion concludes with a cautious optimism about future US-China trade relations.

What is meant by a 'standstill agreement' in the context of US-China trade talks?

What are the potential outcomes of the upcoming meetings between the US and China?