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description: "I believe this week belongs to the CPI numbers.  One of the most important indicator Fed look at it. Even TSMC's solid results could take a backseat. Let's see how it plays out 😊Next, in my view, the recent REITs prices have fallen too far. The underlying income-generating assets remain intact. There's simply no good reason for this big a decline. 😪"
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# I believe this week belongs to the CPI numbers.  O…


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## Comments (5)

- **Vt3 · 2026-10-13T07:54:55.000Z · 👍 1**: Feed my 🐄😘 testing 123
  - **Fattycat** (2026-10-13T07:59:35.000Z): Sorry, no voucher available here 😪
  - **Vt3** (2026-10-13T08:13:53.000Z): Not aim at free vouch love the game
- **Fantastic · 2026-10-13T03:58:45.000Z · 👍 1**: intact assets and a falling price are consistent, the unit price tracks the spread over the ten year government yield rather than the valuations, so the discount rate moved and the buildings did not.
  - **Fattycat** (2026-10-13T04:04:12.000Z): Yes. You are correct. It is all about the yield comparison. The properties are still there and earning but when 10-year yields move up, REIT prices adjust accordingly. Thank you and I appreciate you b


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