Deposit rate cut comes when inflation already eats up savings
Highlights:
- September’s 8.34% inflation erodes savers’ real purchasing power.
- Retirees face financial pressure as interest income declines.
- Strong deposit growth and weak credit demand drive rate cuts.
- Private-sector credit growth remains below 5% for over six months.
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U.S. stock futures rebound after the Nasdaq’s worst week since early June, as investors look ahead to earnings from Netflix, Tesla and Meta.
- Nasdaq futures rise more than 1%, while S&P 500 futures gain 0.6%.
- Netflix, SpaceX, Tesla and Meta report Q3 results this week.
- Retail sentiment is mixed ahead of the 39th anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash.
[Economy] Issuance of 'Japanese Government Bonds for Individuals' Expected to Reach Record High in a World with Interest Rates ── 10-Year Floating Rate to Reach 2.05% …
According to an announcement by the Ministry of Finance, it has been revealed that the issuance of ‘Japanese Government Bonds for Individuals’ in the domestic market for fiscal year 2026 is expected to reach a record high.
Against the backdrop of the full-scale arrival of a ‘world with interest rates,’ a shift of funds from households is accelerating toward these bonds as a safe asset management destination with no risk of principal loss.
Read MoreGold edges higher on softer oil; Fed rate outlook in focus
Gold prices edged higher on Monday as softer oil prices offered support, while investors assessed the chances of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike later this year and looked for fresh signals on the U.S. central bank’s policy trajectory.
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Gold prices edged higher on Monday as softer oil prices offered support,
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Read MoreReading Over 100 Investment Books and What Remained for My Own Investing—Until the Words in Books Connect with Experience [Investment x Real Experience]
Books I read when I first started investing often stated that “cutting losses is important.”
I think that is an important point.
However, when the stocks I actually bought with my own money went down, acting according to those words was quite difficult.
I have read over 100 books on investing so far.
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Market Commentary: How To Trade Perfectly
It’s impossible to trade perfectly, but you can find perfect trades. To do so is a whole lot simpler than it seems, but it requires conviction, and discipline. Below, I’ll walk you through an example of a recent trade shorting Apple to show you how to capture profits in a hurry.
Apple is an old favorite,
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Is $1 Trillion in Tesla Annual Profits Possible?
Tesla may trade as a stock but it has the hallmarks of being a call option. That’s because the company holds under its umbrella one of the most advanced AI systems on planet earth. And now that – thanks to OpenAI – the general public has become aware of what AI can do, it’s arguable that Tesla is substantially underpriced because it can leverage that AI in so many other areas.
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