Nomura has released a research report predicting that China's EV market will continue to experience strong momentum in the fourth quarter of 2024. Nomura believes that the resurgence in demand is largely due to the revised and expanded provincial and city-level subsidies for vehicle trade-ins, which have encouraged previously hesitant potential buyers to place orders. Additionally, the months of September and October, as well as the fourth quarter in general, are typically peak periods for car s...
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i wouldn't trust Israel not to target oil eventually which would spike oil and push up gas prices higher, that will get more people into EVs as well. plus rate cuts will spark more sales.
PPI y/y declined further, m/m narrowed PPI -0.6% m/m, with a -0.8% input prices and producer prices for consumption goods dropped by 0.1%. The weaker PPI numbers are influenced by insufficient market demand and falling prices for certain international commodities, NBS said. MoM Performance PPI decreased by 0.6%, with the decline narrowing by 0.1 percentage points compared to the previous month. Producer goods prices fell by 0.8%, while consumer goods prices shifted fro...
CPCA: China's retail sales of passenger vehicles +4.5% y/y to 2.109 million units in September, or +10.5% m/m. NEV retail sales 1.123 mln, +50.9% y/y, +9.6% m/m. (53.3% of sold vehicles were NEVs) Tesla China sold 88,321 vehicles in Sept(+19.2%y/y), with EV shares increasing by 0.6 percentage points to 6.4%. $Tesla (TSLA.US)$China exported 16,121 vehicles(-47.2%y/y), and$BYD COMPANY (01211.HK)$30,512 (+8.8%y/y). $BYD Company Limited (002594.SZ)$
The US and other Western nations will do well to tariff Chinese EV imports only to the point these don’t undercut the prices of homegrown EVs. Why? Because Chinese EVs are clearly way ahead in the game and have something to offer consumers besides price. There will be strong demand for Chinese EVs as seen with $NIO popularity in Norway, Germany, Sweden, etc. Governments won’t tax Chinese EVs too high as it will kill off demand. After all, it’s better to get 25%...
How the Six-Day China Rally Stacks Up to Other Major Market Events* Fueled by aggressive economic stimulus package, an amazing run-up occurred in China equities ahead of PRC National Day. The streak continued when the market reopened after a one-week break. On October 8th, 4,976 stocks opened up by 9% or more; only 5 stocks opened down. All in all, benchmark index CSI300 posted a 32% gain in SIX trading DAYs. The amount of time taken for the US market to rebound 3...
10baggerbamm
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are you kidding me I got news for you if China does not stimulate again the economy in a very big way Monday you're going to lose BIG%, it's going to be a gap down before you can even get out. if they do this monster gargantuan stimulus that's was supposedly going to happen on Monday if they do that on Saturday then it's an enormous Gap up on Monday morning it won't be as high as the last leg up the first time and that's because the first time you had huge shorts in the marketplace but you will see about a 50% retracement of what the former high was to the recent sell off the lows this week
Red Guppy
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China is going big on Clean Energy too. Just need time to fulfill the huge demand for electricity. Of course cannot phase out the coal power generation plant at one time. Slowly they will reduce the coal power plants.
EZ_money : i wouldn't trust Israel not to target oil eventually which would spike oil and push up gas prices higher, that will get more people into EVs as well. plus rate cuts will spark more sales.