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11/8（日）
Why raising prices in Japan amid ‘insanely high’ inflation…
When Japan’s “symbol of affordability” Uniqlo decided to increase the price of its basic socks last month, it sparked a backlash before the clothing titan made an immediate U-turn. That came after Italian-style family restaurant chain Saizeriya issued an almost grovelling apology as it decided to add 20 yen (US$0.13) to the price of its trademark Milanese Doria, lamenting its “lack of effort”. The very public angst, including in one of the world’s most recognisable clothing brands, highlights...
#Japan#Consumers#Uniqlo#Bank of Japan#University of Tokyo (Japan)
南華早報11/7（六）
US buyers at China’s largest trade fair soar over 20% after…
The number of European and American buyers attending China’s largest trade fair rose sharply this autumn, though exporters on the floor said economic headwinds in the West continued to act as a drag on deal making. Attendees from the European Union and United States at the latest edition of the Canton Fair, which concluded on Wednesday, were up by 38.2 per cent and 22.2 per cent, respectively, compared with the previous event in April, according to the event organisers. The increases far...
11/6（五）
US adds 165,000 jobs in October as labour market beats expe…
Employment in the United States grew by 165,000 jobs in October, far exceeding analysts’ expectations, with the unemployment rate dipping to 4.1 per cent, government data showed on Friday. The relatively stable labour market has allowed the US Federal Reserve – which has a dual mandate to maintain inflation at a long-term 2 per cent target while ensuring maximum employment – to make fighting stubbornly high prices its priority. The strong October data could add to pressure for further rate...
#United States#Jobs#US Federal Reserve#Donald Trump#US Bureau of Labour Statistics#Interest rates
Consumer price index rises amid fuel cost surge
Inflationary pressure in Taiwan remained elevated last month, with the consumer price index (CPI) rising 2.33 percent year-on-year, its sixth consecutive month above the central bank’s 2 percent alert, albeit slowing from 2.74 percent in September, the Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and S
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Taipei Times11/5（四）
What midterm election results change, and what they do not,…
After the Democrats swept the US midterm elections, a divided government may help restrain future Treasury borrowing and prevent fresh deficit blowouts, though it will not necessarily bring down elevated bond yields, analysts say. The US Treasury Department unveiled its quarterly refunding statement on Wednesday, with market participants describing the overall borrowing outlook as largely neutral. Based on its projected financing needs, the Treasury said it expected to keep note and bond auction...
#US Treasury#US midterm elections 2026#Banking & finance#Global monetary policy#US-Israel war on Iran#United States
11/4（三）
Tehran residents seek refuge from gloom at cafes
Iranians are flocking to stylish cafes in the capital, as they look for respite from soaring inflation and the specter of renewed war with the US.“Cafes offer a chance to unwind, to escape the stress of exorbitant prices, war and anxiety-inducing news,” said Mitra Alipour, celebrating her birthday a
11/3（二）
Why a midterm mauling for Trump will not bring Asia trade r…
Since returning to the White House in January last year, US President Donald Trump has upended the global trading order with his scattergun approach to tariffs and launched a war on Iran that sent oil prices soaring. On Tuesday, American voters hurting from nagging inflation and the high cost of living that have defined Trump’s second term have the opportunity to deliver their verdict on his Republican Party in the midterm elections. Polls suggest that the Republicans, who currently control both...
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昨日黃金價格微幅走軟 避險資產地位仍受關注
商傳媒｜吳承岳／台北報導根據消費者新聞與商業頻道（CNBC）報導，昨日（2026年11月2日）美東時間上午 9 時，黃金現貨價格為每盎司 3,941.29 美元，較上週五盤中價格的 3,953.52 美元略有下跌。 儘管價格出現微幅波動，黃金仍被市場廣泛視為重要的資產避險工具（safe-haven asset），尤其在經濟或政治動盪時期，黃金因其保值特性而受到投資人青睞。此外，黃金也常被用來對抗通膨（inflation hedge），在物價上漲時能維持購買力，並在市場下跌時表現出較強的韌性，有助於分散投資組合的風險。 投資人有多種方式將黃金納入投資組合。其中一種是直接購買實體黃金，例如金條或高純度金塊（bullion）。這些產品可透過 APMEX、JM Bullion 等專業黃金經銷商購買，甚至好市多（Costco）和沃爾瑪（Walmart）等零售商也有販售。此外，具有獨特或歷史價值的金幣也是常見的實體黃金投資品項。然而，實體黃金投資需要自行妥善儲存，且未來若需變現，也需尋找經銷商轉換為現金。 另一種選擇是開設黃金個人退休帳戶（Gold IRA）。這類帳戶允許投資人從美國國稅局（IRS）核准的精煉廠購買黃金，並由信託公司負責安全保管，同時提供稅務優惠。Goldco、American Hartford Gold 和 Birch Gold Group 等公司提供黃金個人退休帳戶服務，但投資人需留意帳戶設立費和年度管理費，且黃金個人退休帳戶本身不產生股息或利息，其成長完全取決於黃金價格的變動。 此外，投資人也可透過黃金指數股票型基金（Gold ETF）參與黃金市場。這類基金主要追蹤黃金價格，有些直接投資於實體黃金，有些則投資於黃金礦業公司的股票。黃金 ETF 可在大多數投資平台交易，例如嘉信理財集團（Schwab）和富達（Fidelity）。消費者新聞與商業頻道（CNBC）指出，富達因提供多樣化選擇且免佣金而備受推薦，嘉信理財集團則以其活絡投資零最低存款額度而受到關注。 【提醒您】 投資有賺有賠，本文僅供參考，不構成投資建議
Public confidence in Taiwan financial services rises to 64.…
About 64.1 percent of respondents expressed confidence in using financial products and services, while university students increasingly viewed investing as a way to save money or hedge against inflation, a survey released yesterday by the Taiwan Academy of Banking and Finance (TABF) showed.The bienn
商傳媒11/2（一）
日本物價漲潮下 宜得利客營雙挫 優衣庫逆勢獲利創高
商傳媒｜吳承岳／台北報導面對日本物價持續上漲，零售市場正經歷一場顯著的消費模式轉變。消費經濟分析師 Hiroaki Watanabe（渡辺広明）指出，儘管部分零售商營收看似亮眼，實則隱藏著顧客流失與購買量減少的隱憂。此一現象，在平價家具家飾品牌宜得利家居（Nitori）與服飾品牌優衣庫（Uniqlo）的表現上形成鮮明對比：宜得利客數與營收雙雙下滑，優衣庫卻逆勢創下歷史新高獲利，凸顯了在消費兩極化（K-shaped economy）下的不同營運策略影響。 Hiroaki Watanabe 觀察到，日本消費者在面對物價攀升的壓力時，正採取多樣化的節約策略，例如減少購買單價較高的商品、縮減購買數量與頻率，甚至轉向尋求替代品。他進一步解釋，這種消費型態的轉變，讓零售業者面臨了截然不同的市場挑戰。 根據《JBpress Innovation Review》報導，2025 年日本主要連鎖便利商店的總店舖銷售額達到 12.0583 兆日圓，年增 2.2%。然而，同期的顧客流量卻下滑了 0.2%。Hiroaki Watanabe 指出，便利商店、超級市場及藥妝店普遍出現客單價提高，但來店客數與購買商品數量減少的趨勢。他表示：「在物價高漲下，客單價雖然上揚，但來店客數卻減少，且顧客明顯在減少購買數量。這種情況在超市和藥妝店也一樣。」他解釋，這主要是因為商品價格上漲而非顧客增加所致。例如，過去會購買御飯糰、飲料和甜點的消費者，如今可能選擇放棄甜點。 這種營收數字與現場感受之間的落差，凸顯了物價推升型通膨（cost-push inflation）的影響。由於薪資成長未能跟上物價上漲的速度，消費者被迫減少實質購買量。儘管帳面上的總銷售額可能因價格因素創下新高，但零售現場的客流減少，反映出民眾消費力的緊縮。
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