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bullrider_21

Dec 28 23:06

Tesla Model Y likely to lose its crown as top-selling car in Europe to Dacia Sandero

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Unless Tesla pulls out a miracle in the final stretch, the Telsa Model Y very likely won't take the lead as Europe's best-selling vehicle this year. That honor looks to be going to an entirely different type of vehicle, the ICE hatchback Dacia Sandero.
The Dacia Sandero jumped ahead after big leads in both Nov and 11-month sales, according to Automotive News Europe. The Sandero leads its closet c...

Can Tesla hit new highs after Q4 delivery report?

bullrider_21

Dec 28 08:50

BYD enters Ethiopia with local launch of 5 models

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BYD has entered Ethiopia, expanding its presence into the East African market.
The Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) maker announced its official entry into the local market on Dec 21 with Ethiopian distributor Moenco, a subsidiary of the Inchcape Group, at a brand launch event in the country's capital Addis Ababa.
BYD rolled out 5 battery electric vehicle (BEV) models in Ethiopia, including the co...

Earnings flood from China's stocks: Is a turnaround on the horizon?

bullrider_21

Dec 27 05:58

BYD selects 6 dealers in South Korea for planned Jan market entry

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BYD Korea, BYD's South Korean subsidiary, said that it has completed the selection of six dealer partners ahead of the launch of its domestic operations in South Korea in Jan next year, according to a report by South Korea's Maeil Business Newspaper.
The six dealers are DT Networks, Samchully EV, Harmony Automobile, Vision Mobility, GNB Mobility, and SS Motors, which will be respon...

Earnings flood from China's stocks: Is a turnaround on the horizon?

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Dec 26 02:48

Columns 2025 Outlook: A Pivotal Year for Autonomous Driving, Potential Gains for Tesla Shares?

Tesla's shares surged more than 80% after Donald Trump's win in the 2024 presidential election, propelling its market capitalization to $1.5 trillion. This valuation accounts for half of the combined worth of global automakers, positioning $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ as 6.5 times the size of $Toyota Motor (7203.JP)$, the second-largest automaker, and 14 times the size of $BYD COMPANY (01211.HK)$, the third-largest.
A key fa...

Can Tesla hit new highs after Q4 delivery report?

ZnWC

Dec 24 19:19

China's Projected GDP Growth of just 3.9% is Lagging the Rest of Asia

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1) Visual Capitalist:
• This graphic illustrates the projected growth of per-capita GDP for selected Asian nations between 2023 and 2026, based on data compiled by HSBC as of November 2024.
• China is forecasted to experience an average per-capita GDP growth of just 3.9%. China’s economy is facing a series of significant challenges, including a property crisis and high yo...

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bullbearnme : I dont believe in this estimate projection

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DoRaeMi : Bro, their growth is indeed 3.9%, but the method of how they calculate is different from the rest of the world? Don't tell me u never noticed that?
China growth is based on the amount of "goods produce", but in actual fact not sold or exported. Thus, they are known for "over-producing" just like their EV
The world GDP Calculation is based on sold product or goods exported. That's why u can see US GDP is decreasing while China GDP is increasing even during COVID-19 period, which made no absolute sense

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ZnWC OP bullbearnme : Someone may say the projected GDP is biased as it is different from China official forecast. Gao (economist at SDIC security and based in China) also projected a similar GDP figure based on his analysis data.
Due to strict censorship in China, it is difficult to find other opposing voices. I have provided a YouTube video link which explained in clarity on how Gao used analysis data to point out the official GDP is not accurate.
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Lewis TEG : report show purchasing power parties drop to the lowest in 12 years. This matches the forecast of GDP. Well, it looks like consumer goods are going to get a hit.

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ZnWC OP : The 27 analysts surveyed by Nikkei Asia revised their GDP forecast for 2025 to 4.4%, representing a 0.1 percentage point decline from the previous prediction. The outlook for 2026 also indicates a downward trend, with economists anticipating GDP growth of 4.1%.
Despite the looming uncertainties, some economists remain optimistic. Kenny Ng, securities strategist at Everbright Securities International, expects China to achieve 4.9% growth in 2025, citing Beijing's ongoing efforts to stabilize the property and financial markets.
However, others express more cautious sentiments. Wang Tao, UBS chief China economist, forecasts a slower GDP growth of 4.0% in 2025, warning that US tariff hikes will likely further strain the property market.
J.P. Morgan Chief China Economist Haibin Zhu offers the most pessimistic outlook, predicting a mere 3.9% GDP growth in 2025. Zhu warns that the tariff hike could negatively impact growth by nearly 2 percentage points, prompting potential retaliatory measures from Beijing.
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China's GDP growth to decelerate to 4.4% in 2025, say economists
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China's Economic Growth to Decelerate in 2025, Says Economists
It said a turnaround in the China property market was not expected until late 2025. The World Bank forecasts growth in China will slow to 4.5% for 2025.
Someone said the 4.9% forecast is more reliable. Having such a mindset is childish and not thinking from the economic perspective. As shown above, the difference in China's GDP growth forecast is due to the different view about risk. Some forecasts seem to be more pessimistic because they weigh more on the risk that the US tariff hike may bring. It is also important is to read from more than one forecast and the reasons behind it.

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