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  • Weekly Recap | Ford Motor -4.45%, Washington pressure dominates

    Weekly Review·Sep 12 at 08:11 AM
    - Ford Motor shares fell 4.45 % this week to close at $ 13.97, underperforming the S & P 500 by approximately 3.65 percentage points. - The decline was primarily driven by political pressure from Washington over Ford 's technology partnership with Chinese enterprises and a vehicle recall affecting about 223,500 units. - Institutional ratings remain generally positive with a consensus target price of $ 15.85, though a wide price range reflects market divergence over regulatory risks and future strategy.
    F-1.11%
  • Weekly Recap | XPeng -3.74%, IRON robot walks off line

    Weekly Review·Sep 12 at 07:14 AM
    - XPeng Motors accumulated a 3.74 % decline this week to close at 10.54 USD, underperforming the S & P 500 by about 2.94 percentage points and touching a 52 - week low. - The company announced the rollout of its humanoid robot IRON and the offline production of right - hand drive G9L SUVs for Australia, while institutional consensus remained a buy with a target price of 19.33 USD. - Future performance will depend on whether overseas deliveries convert into revenue growth and how upcoming US economic data impacts export expectations.
    XPEV+1.08%
  • Weekly Recap | Xiaomi Corporation -7.43%, most brokers rate it buy

    Weekly Review·Sep 12 at 07:05 AM
    XIACY-2.31%
  • Weekly Recap | ISHRS-Sp100 -0.48%, tech sector mixed

    Weekly Review·Sep 12 at 04:41 AM
    OEF-0.40%
  • Mazda has postponed the global launch of its electric vehicles to 2029 or later. (Nikkei News)

    Wallstreetcn·Jan 16 at 07:15 AM
    MZDAY+0.35%
  • Tariff negotiations "surrender," Shih Po-Mao resigns, why did Japanese stocks soar and Japanese bonds fall?

    Wallstreetcn·Jul 23, 2025 at 06:11 AM
    - Following President Trump's announcement of a trade agreement with Japan, Japanese stocks surged while government bonds fell sharply on July 23, 2025. - The agreement set tariffs at 15%, lower than the previously feared 25%, leading to significant gains in the automotive sector, with Mazda shares rising by 18%. - Additionally, speculation about Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation added optimism, although concerns about Japan's fiscal outlook and potential capital outflows remain.
    MZDAY+0.35%YCS+1.34%
  • Mazda: Reached a consensus with Tesla to adopt North American charging standards for electric vehicles (BEV) in Japan starting in 2027

    Wallstreetcn·May 9, 2025 at 02:39 PM
    MZDAY+0.35%
  • Mazda wants to break through in China

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 25, 2025 at 11:59 AM
    - Mazda's president, Akira Marumoto, emphasizes the rapid electrification and intelligence development in the Chinese market, which surpasses global trends. - He notes that the penetration rate of new energy vehicles in China exceeded 50% last year, primarily driven by local brands, while Mazda faces pressure to differentiate itself amid shrinking profits from both electric and fuel vehicles. - Mazda plans to increase its sales of new energy models in China to 60-70% by 2030, while also adapting strategies in North America and other markets to meet diverse consumer needs.
    MZDAY+0.35%
  • Mazda will cut 500 jobs

    Wallstreetcn·Apr 22, 2025 at 04:03 AM
    MZDAY+0.35%