China EV war: investors curb their enthusiasm for NIO, Xpeng,
other Tesla rivals as earnings test follows US$124 billion market
drubbing
Market
pacesetters NIO, Xpeng, Li Auto face a myriad of challenges with losses
still to snowball in 2021 and analysts grow weary of short-term outlook
Automotive
chip shortage will add to other lingering market concerns about
US-listed Chinese stocks and outlook for central bank policy tightening
Investors who arrived late for China’s electric-car makers’party have suffered a US$124 billion (HK$963 billion) beating since the
industry’s pacesetters slumped from their market highs this year. That
may just be the first cut.
A combination of chip shortage , US-China tensions on issues related to audits and sanctions, as well as a US$10.5 billion stock dumping
by Goldman Sachs on Friday, are pressuring sentiment just as NIO, Xpeng
and Li Auto prepare to release their quarterly corporate health checks
after a market slump.
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