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BHP's profit fell off a cliff | Baidu won big on an advertising rebound | [Finimize](   TOGETHER WITH   Hi {NAME}, here's what you need to know for August 23rd in 3:14 minutes.   📣 Some voices in finance don't just speak: they echo into the future. Join eToro's Lule Demmissie and TradeStation's John Bartleman for [Future Of Finance: Building Investment Platforms For The Modern Era]( this Wednesday, August 23rd, and find out how the world’s biggest investment platforms are set to shape the coming years. [Get your free ticket]( Today's big stories - BHP’s full-year results were a full-on disappointment - Here's why it could be silver's time to shine – [Read Now]( - China’s advertising comeback kept Baidu buoyed up The Fault Is Mine [The Fault Is Mine] What’s going on here? Mining giant BHP [reported]( some seriously disappointing results on Tuesday. What does this mean? Rewind to a year ago, and BHP was riding high, boasting its highest-ever annual profit, thanks to booming commodity prices. But this year’s not so wonderful – and the thorn in its side is China-shaped. See, the world’s biggest metals consumer is in an economic funk right now, particularly in its property sector. And that’s a big deal for BHP: after all, construction in China is steel-hungry, meaning the country’s usually a big buyer of BHP’s iron ore. And sure, India did offer a shoulder to cry on, with ambitious plans to more than double its own steel production. But in the end, slack Chinese demand, dwindling commodity prices, and climbing costs saw BHP’s earnings taking a 37% nosedive from last year, marking its lowest annual profit in three years. Why should I care? Zooming in: Not just a wooden nickel. BHP’s fate echoes that of its rival, Rio Tinto. And with predictions that steel and iron ore demand will shrink further this year, it looks like the industry’s tough times are set to continue. But BHP isn’t just sitting around. The firm’s pivoting toward future-proof commodities like copper, potash, and nickel, betting big on population growth and the clean energy shift. It’s putting its money where its mouth is too, upping its investments in the space in the hopes that these ventures will soon account for half its total revenue. The bigger picture: Sinking foundations. China’s trying to jumpstart its property sector, but its policies haven’t yet translated into changes on the ground. And that makes sense: despite the slowdown, authorities have been slow to take any truly big steps to encourage building on a grand scale. And if they’re not careful, that hesitation could backfire – letting the property sector’s inertia slow the broader economy down even more. You might also like: [Why would you want to invest in commodities anyway?]( Copy to share story: [/fault-mine]( 🙋 [Ask a question](mailto:questions@finimize.com?body=Ask us a question: Where are you writing from? Let us know and we'll mention it when we reply.&noapp=true&subject=The Fault Is Mine&utm_campaign=daily-global-23-08-2023&utm_source=email) Analyst Take Forget About Gold: Silver Could Really Shine In Dark Climates [Forget About Gold: Silver Could Really Shine In Dark Climates]( [Photo of Reda Farran] Reda Farran, Analyst Not all that glitters is gold. The precious metal might overshadow the rest, but as it turns out, [silver’s pretty glitzy]( too. See, it’s not only good for jewels and jazzed-up antique furniture, it’s a must-have in the [industrial sector]( too. And with a reputation like that, silver could stand up no matter if the economy’s stronger than ever or [more volatile]( than before. Thing is, this industry’s far from straightforward. 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That helped Baidu’s revenue grow at the fastest pace in two years. And that got investors – already impressed by the firm’s new AI offerings last week – sending shares up too. Why should I care? The bigger picture: Chipping away. Of course, Baidu isn’t the only player with AI dreams, with the likes of Alibaba and Tencent trying to make inroads too. But whichever Chinese giant comes out on top, they all need one thing to make it happen: chips. And given the looming concerns that the US might tighten export controls, these giants aren’t taking any chances. In fact, recent reports showed a scramble among Baidu, ByteDance, Tencent, and Alibaba to secure high-performance chips from Nvidia. Collectively, they’ve already placed orders worth a whopping $5 billion, set for delivery in the coming years. Zooming out: Twisting investors’ Arm. 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