AH trends diverge, Hang Seng Index up 0.6%, CNOOC up 4%, national bond futures slightly rebound.
Rare earth permanent magnets concept stocks pull back, photovoltaic and lithography themes also weaken. Hong Kong's real estate, banks, and oil & gas stocks are strong, CNOOC up 4%, Agricultural Bank of China and China Merchants Bank rise more than 2%. After experiencing a sharp drop yesterday, national bond futures rebounded in early trading, with 10-year and 30-year national bond futures contracts rising nearly 0.1% in early trading.
Report: BYD Q2 electric car sales hit a record high, expected to surpass Tesla and return to the global No.1.
According to media data, in the second quarter of this year, BYD sold nearly one million pure electric and hybrid vehicles, setting a new historical record. In contrast, Tesla's electric car sales were 441,000, a year-on-year decrease of 5.4%, marking Tesla's second consecutive quarter of sales decline.
Nomura BYD in-depth report: Hybrid will be the next breakthrough, and this year's 'going global' revenue ratio will exceed 20%.
Nomura has released a deep report on BYD Company Limited, forecasting that hybrid cars will surpass pure electric cars as the main driver of growth, with a target price raised to 312 yuan, and overseas market revenue expected to account for more than 20%.
HSBC's attitude is clear: BYD has "huge potential for growth" while Tesla is "maintaining shareholding"!
The bank believes that Tesla is on the path of "difficult reality return", while BYD has a strong technical reserve and can continue to lead the new energy autos market.
EU Tariffs on China EVs: Who Are the Winners and Losers?
The European Union announced it will hike tariffs to as high as 48% on electric Chinese imported vehicles. China has threatened retaliation across agriculture, aviation and cars with large engines. Bloomberg's Danny Lee reports.
Li Yunfei of BYD: corporate competition is like playing cards, one should act according to their ability and not destroy the rules because of temporary gains and losses.
During June 6th and June 8th, Li Yunfei, the General Manager of Brand and Public Relations Department of BYD Company Limited, delivered a speech at the 2024 China Auto Chongqing Forum (CACS2024). Li Yunfei pointed out that in terms of price wars, companies should act according to their abilities due to their different sizes and situations. He looked back at the past two years, during which many auto companies, including BYD, had to raise prices due to the reduction of subsidies and the increase in raw material costs. However, with the decrease in raw material prices, price reductions are now possible. As for consumers, he emphasized that companies should not fool consumers, but should provide better services.