Here are this week's investing and economic insights:
#MarketTrends
China's Economic Doomsday: Are Your Investments Safe?
China's economy is facing significant challenges with six key indicators flashing red. GDP growth has slowed to 0.8% in Q2, exports declined, the Consumer Price Index fell into deflation, youth unemployment surged to 21.3%, the yuan hit a 16-year low against the USD, and new loans decreased dramatically.
These issues pose a risk to global economic growth.
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The Insight: How To Find The Opportunities
Investors should consider cautious approaches to Chinese stocks. Diversify portfolios with global exposure and monitor industries less affected by China's economic slowdown.
Companies involved in domestic consumption, tech innovation, or those resilient to export fluctuations may offer opportunities. Be vigilant about currency risks and potential impacts on international markets.
#QuoteOfTheWeek
"In investing, what is comfortable is rarely profitable."
- Robert Arnott
Robert Arnott's wisdom reminds us that seeking comfort in stock investments often leads to meager returns.
To thrive, investors must embrace calculated risks and venture beyond their comfort zone, as profitability often lies in the realm of uncertainty and growth.
#What is happening in the economy?
Inflation Nightmare Over?
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) opted to keep its policy unchanged for the third consecutive month last week, citing positive economic data of late.
Worries about inflation risks are anticipated to decrease as wage pressures ease, consumer spending slows down, and labor market conditions become less robust.
Investors on Edge: Will the Fed Keep Rates Steady?
At the beginning of the week, U.S. stocks opened with gains as investors eagerly anticipated the release of August's consumer inflation data.
This data is seen as a crucial indicator of the Federal Reserve's future interest rate decisions. Economists are currently predicting that the central bank will maintain its current interest rates during their upcoming meeting next week.
USB-C Revolution: Will Apple's iPhone 15 Break the Bank?
On Tuesday, Apple is set to release the iPhone 15, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. The premium models of this phone are expected to see significant increases in their prices.
These price increases will showcase Apple's strong ability to dictate pricing and also highlight the financial strain on its dedicated customer base.
The extent of these changes will rely on users' willingness to embrace the rumored inclusion of a USB-C port in the upcoming phone.
Past price increases have significantly boosted Apple's earnings and profit margins, although there is uncertainty among some analysts about the sustainability of this pattern. The outcome remains to be seen.
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