Disappointed expectations: Stocking stumbles for rumors of inflation!

Disappointed expectations: Stocking stumbles for rumors of inflation!

In the financial world, there are often real surprises that affect investors directly. Sometimes the business does not work as it should, and then the markets threaten to sink into the disappointment. So it was recently when the number of inflation was published in the United States. A reduction was expected to 2.3 percent, but in fact they rose slightly to 2.4 percent in September, which caused nervousness on the stock exchanges. This mood was already tense after the previous 2.5 percent in August. It almost seemed as if the markets were in response to the news. And the last message of the Federal Reserve, which actually supported the markets, was quickly caught up by the reality: "The Federal Government expects further recession year for 2024, as can be read in the Handelsblatt.

The stock trade is once again a chess game full of strategies and insider knowledge. "The board buys, buying the supervisory board, too?", The stock exchange asks online in a provocative way. This arouses interest in the secret chess trains of the great investors. This week we are advised how to invest the super rich. So you think of well -known names like Warren Buffett or Peter Thiel, who should serve as role models. But what do the super rich actually do? As FOCUS MONEY note, the principles “less risk, more profit” are still up to date. After all, pioneers and legends of the financial world such as Bernard Arnault, Ken Fisher and Ray Dalio have their insider tips, everyone wants to benefit from. They show that playing with money can also be strategic, even if unexpected risks occur to the surface.

new trends in investments

Not only in the big markets is happening. We watch new trends in completely different areas, especially among younger generations. Generation Z in particular sets new standards when dealing with money. While they used to spend money and afford to afford luxury goods in the past, the young people in China are now showing that they can do it differently. Under the catchphrase "Revenge Saving", which means "saving revenge", try to reduce your expenses. This is done in response to high youth unemployment that affects many young people. Many of the graduates have difficulty finding a job, and therefore they tend to drastically lower their expenses-"Cooking for around 1 euro instead of coffee-to-go" is just an example of the new sparmation.

This development could have an impact on the European market, in particular on the manufacturers of luxury goods that traditionally rely on the buying behavior of young buyers. Brands such as Gucci and Co. could experience a decline in sales in the future if saving becomes the new standard among young people. While they used to do luxury items, they are now ready to put on hand and invest money in more durable savings.

banks in the stress test

How these markets will develop remains to be seen. Nevertheless, it turns out that the entire financial ecosystem - from the large corporations to the small banks and the millennials - is in motion and has to adapt to the external circumstances. The Federal Republic is therefore in a situation that offers both opportunities and challenges. The need to be aware of the changes remains for all those who are active in the financial sector.