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This is purely intended to be informative based on current advice by the tech community. It's not supposed to scare anyone in anyway.
If you're thinking of an upgrade to a system, or a completely new system, the advice is to buy now. With all that's going on in China where most tech components are manufactured and assembled, there are likely to be stock shortages which will lead to increased prices on components that are still available. This is likely going to affect even the second hand market also.
A good indicator of output specifically from China is the "Purchasing Managers Index" which accounts for Enterprise stock orders accepted in China:
This is purely intended to be informative based on current advice by the tech community. It's not supposed to scare anyone in anyway.
If you're thinking of an upgrade to a system, or a completely new system, the advice is to buy now. With all that's going on in China where most tech components are manufactured and assembled, there are likely to be stock shortages which will lead to increased prices on components that are still available. This is likely going to affect even the second hand market also.
A good indicator of output specifically from China is the "Purchasing Managers Index" which accounts for Enterprise stock orders accepted in China:
China Purchasing Managers index | Moody's Analytics
China’s manufacturing PMI fell to 50.4 in April from 50.8 in March, coming in just shy of our expectations for a print of 50.5. The index is above the neutral threshold of 50 for a second straight month. The April print saw a stronger production index, but other major subindices lost ground from...
www.economy.com
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