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by Wolf Richter • Apr 2, 2020 • 0 Comments

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Ugly Charts of US Auto Sales, 2024: Stellantis Spirals into Catastrophe, GM, Toyota, Ford, Honda Rise but far Below Peaks. Hyundai-Kia Sets Record. EV Sales +10% despite Tesla’s Dip

by Wolf Richter • Jan 3, 2025

New Vehicle sales rise but still below 1986. GM, Ford, Hyundai-Kia book huge EV-sales gains.

Fed Balance Sheet QT: -$43 Billion in December, -$2.11 Trillion from Peak, to $6.85 Trillion. Bank-Panic BTFP Nearly Gone

by Wolf Richter • Jan 2, 2025

Quantitative Tightening shed 44% of Pandemic-QE assets. Fed’s share of the ballooning US national debt dropped to the lowest since 2019.

What Should Tesla’s Stock Be Worth? Automaker, Stagnating Vehicle Sales like GM & Ford, Getting Overtaken by Competitors, Losing Share in the Booming EV Market?

by Wolf Richter • Jan 2, 2025

Tesla is now just another mid-size automaker amid EV competition that is eating its lunch.

Global Stocks over the Long Term: the S&P 500, the Big Standout vs the Markets of Japan, China, Hong Kong, India, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Canada

by Wolf Richter • Jan 1, 2025

And how the decline of the yen and rupee impacted USD investors in Japanese & Indian stocks.

Office CMBS Delinquency Rate Spikes to a Record 11%, Blowing by the Financial Crisis Peak

by Wolf Richter • Dec 31, 2024

The office-debt meltdown keeps getting worse. The motto in 2024 was “Survive till 2025” via extend-and-pretend. But now what?

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