The Next Six Months Are Going to Be a Real Challenge for Apple, Right?

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FT's Madison Darby Shire explains why investors are pouring into commodities markets. The global stock market had a terrible 2022, but not commodities. Things like oil and weed actually outperformed stocks and bonds in the past year. Apple is still the world's biggest tech company; it has underperformed its peers on a 12 month horizon.

Downing Street says Britons could struggle to access healthcare this winter, Tesla and Apple shares both fell because of production issues in China, and retail investors are pouring into risky commodities markets.

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Downing Street admits Britons will struggle to access the NHS

Tesla shares slide after deliveries fall short of Wall St expectations

Apple’s market value falls below $2tn as tech rout hits iPhone maker

Commodities trading boom raises fear of big losses among retail investors

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