EU Car Sales Drop 3.4% in February, German Market Sees Sharpest Decline in Volume

Seeking Alpha05:09 ET

Targeting Autos Components stocks due to the weak yen and Trump's tariff resistance.

The structural pressure of the yen depreciation has become clear, and the dollar-yen exchange rate has risen to the upper 150 yen range per dollar. The Auto Parts Sector, which is expected to benefit from improved trading conditions, seems to be gradually developing resistance against the concerning Trump tariffs. Considering Toyota Motor's <7203.T> strong business performance, it would be desirable to mark strong stocks. <Aisan Kogyo, significant presence in the engine field> Aisan Kogyo <7283.T> is a Toyota-affiliated fuel parts manufacturer, involved in the business acquisition from Denso <6902.T>.

Kabushiki Shimbun04:31 ET

Gene Munster Predicts 2025 As The Year Of Humanoid Investor Hype, Citing Elon Musk And Jensen Huang's Influence—Tesla, Nvidia, And XPeng Poised To Benefit

Benzinga02:34 ET

Trump Announces Auto Tariffs Are Imminent But Some Countries Might Receive Exemptions

Benzinga02:09 ET

Building out Electric Car Charging Stations in the US

Bloomberg22:45 ET

The Nikkei average is up about 435 points, continuing its firm movement due to rising U.S. stocks and a weak yen. = Morning session on the 25th.

As of 10:02 AM on the 25th, the Nikkei Stock Average is trading around 38,040 yen, up about 435 yen from the previous day. At 9:32 AM, it reached 38,115.65 yen, up 507.16 yen, recovering above 38,000 yen for the first time in three trading days since the 19th. In the local U.S. stock market on the 24th, both the Dow Inc and the Nasdaq Composite Index continued to rise. Reports suggest that the Trump administration may narrow the list of countries subject to reciprocal tariffs. Excessive caution regarding the U.S. economy has eased. The yen has also depreciated.

Kabushiki Shimbun21:06 ET