Does it make cents?
For Filipinos, it’s centavos. Many consumers ask this question as they end up buying cheaper goods. It’s called consumer downtrading, and it is not so good for consumer stocks.
We explore this phenomenon or trend in this week’s issue. We also examine the challenges of the real estate sector and feature a story on why you should consider investing in art.
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Shoppers choosing cheaper goods damp most consumer stocks
Consumers kept choosing cheaper alternatives in 2024. This tendency, also called downtrading, may continue for some time.
Call it cautious optimism, but despite easing price pressure and lower interest rates making households less pessimistic about the future, consumers remain frugal.
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Property sector’s mounting woes faze investors
Investors have become more risk averse over the local property stocks, brushing off interest-rate cuts amid mounting challenges for the sector.?
Residential property prices declined on a year-on-year for the first time in three years, data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) show. The apparent culprits are lingering supply glut, particularly in Metro Manila’s condominium market, and muted demand.
Painting wealth through art
Art is becoming an increasingly attractive investment option due to its ability to provide financial returns while offering personal enjoyment.
The global art market’s price index continues to climb, and many top artists’ works have gained value significantly over time.
Read more: Painting wealth through art
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1 个月Very informative