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Auto Trader Group Publishes 22nd Episode of Women in the Driving Seat Podcast

Auto Trader Group releases 21st episode of podcast series

Auto Trader Group Releases 20th Episode of 'Women in the Driver's Seat' Podcast Series

Auto Trader Group Reports Stable Used Car Market

Auto Trader experiences growth in vehicle market visits and advertising

Auto Trader Group Shareholders Achieve 59% TSR Over Five Years

Auto Trading Group Shareholders May Seek Exit Opportunities

AUTO

Strong Auto Gains Push South Korean Shares Higher

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Strong Auto Gains Push South Korean Shares Higher

India's stock benchmarks, led by financials and auto stocks, rose after the RBI cut the repo rate by 25 basis points. The Nifty increased by 0.25% and the Sensex by 0.23%. Financials rose 0.5%, banks and auto stocks gained 0.3%, and realty stocks increased by 0.8%. Small-caps fell 0.6%, while mid-caps remained flat.

Reuters

Financials, auto lead India's stock benchmarks higher after RBI cuts repo rate

CARS

The EU meeting to discuss the 2035 ban on new combustion vehicles has been delayed to January. The meeting will address disagreements between Germany and France on the ban's details and the role of hybrids and e-Fuels. Industry leaders and countries like Germany seek flexibility, while France and green groups push for strict enforcement. UBS predicts a flexible outcome, focusing on a long-term powertrain mix and CO2 targets.

Forbes

Cars.com

EU Talks Delayed On Auto CO2 Rules, Small Cars Initiative

Auto Stocks Drive German DAX Index Higher Amid Planned US Fuel Rule Changes

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Auto Stocks Drive German DAX Index Higher Amid Planned US Fuel Rule Changes

Trump administration's rollback of auto mileage rules, named the 'Freedom Means Affordable Cars' plan, is part of the broader energy policy debate focused on affordability, which is expected to be a key issue in the upcoming midterms.

Trump's new auto fight fueled by politics and affordability

European bourses rose midday Thursday, driven by gains in tech and auto sectors following proposed changes to US fuel-economy rules. The STOXX Europe 600 Automobiles Index increased 2.6%, while tech stocks also performed well. Retail sales in the eurozone were flat in October. Major indices like Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 showed gains, and the Euro Stoxx 50 volatility index indicated below-average market volatility.

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Tech, Auto Sectors Help Lift European Bourses Midday

South Korean Stocks Decline as AI Valuation Worries Hit Chipmakers Despite Auto Gains

South Korean Stocks Decline as AI Valuation Worries Hit Chipmakers Despite Auto Gains

(Yicai) Dec. 4 -- Slovenia's cooperation with China is positive, Violeta Bulc, Vice-Chair of the Europe-Asia Center and former deputy prime minister of the European country, said in an interview with Yicai today. Slovenia looks forward to sharing the opportunities brought by China's rapid development, particularly in deepening mutual alliance in the energy, auto, and pharmaceutical sectors, she added.

Yicai

Slovenia, China to Deepen Energy, Auto, Pharma Ties, Says Vice-Chair of Europe-Asia Center

Bloomberg News Auto Reporter Keith Naughton joins Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on 'Bloomberg Businessweek Daily' to discuss the auto industry's reaction to President Donald Trump easing mileage rules, saying that auto makers are saving billions of dollars since they no longer face penalties for failing to meet fuel economy standards.Bloomberg videos, provided by MT Newswires

Avis Budget

Trump to Ease Mileage Rules in Bid to Curb Car Prices

Sentiment in Germany's automotive sector worsened in November, with the Ifo business climate index dropping to -20.0 points from -13.4 in October. The decline is attributed to increased pessimism in business expectations, which fell to -23.0 points. Despite stable incoming orders and a rise in euro zone orders, companies foresee no new international business impetus. The sector faces challenges from Chinese competition, high U.S. tariffs, and chip supply issues.

Sentiment in German auto sector deteriorates in November, survey finds

Only 8.2% of Chinese car dealers are optimistic about business in December, down from 9.9% in November, according to a survey by the China Automobile Dealers Association. The Vehicle Inventory Alert index rose to 55.6% in November, indicating a decline in auto circulation prosperity. Dealers face challenges such as reduced customer demand, increased inventory, and liquidity shortages. The expiration of NEV purchase tax exemptions may boost consumer enthusiasm, but other factors have tempered demand. Dealers are advised to assess market demand, promote trade-in policies, and improve efficiency.

Only 8.2% of Chinese Car Dealers Are Upbeat on Business in December, Survey Says

Auto Trader Group plc announced the purchase of 550,000 of its own ordinary shares for cancellation at an average price of 636.9842 pence per share. The highest price paid was 640.60p and the lowest was 632.60p. Following this transaction, the company has 860,202,722 ordinary shares in issue and 4,975,696 in treasury, with a total of 855,227,026 voting rights. This buyback was conducted through Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch, as part of a buyback programme.

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REG - Auto Trader Grp - Transaction in Own Shares

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