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Supply chain disruptions are expected to persist for the rest of 2022 owing to extended COVID-19 lockdowns across several parts of China and the Russia-Ukraine war. However, the Global Supply Chain Pressure Index points to an easing in supply chain pressure since December 2021. If the disruptions continue easing, Honda…

Honda Motor Co Ltd (NYSE:HMC) looks to spend ¥8 trillion ($64 billion) on research and development over the next decade, laying out an ambitious target to roll out 30 electric vehicle models globally by 2030. Honda's goals include producing 2 million EVs a year by 2030 to gain a share in the fast-growing…

Amid the current market fluctuations owing to continuing geopolitical tensions, soaring oil prices, a rising interest rate environment, and supply chain disruptions, it could be wise to add quality dividend stocks Medtronic (MDT), Sanofi (SNY), Nippon Telegraph, and Telephone (NTTYY), Honda Motor (HMC) and Hewlett Packard (HPE) to one’s portfolio…

Russia's attack on Ukraine has highlighted concerns about oil dependency and petrol prices just as EV manufacturers look to deliver a wide range of greener cars, Financial Times reports.  Ukraine is a significant producer of the miles of cables and connectors that power many cars' electrical systems. Russia's importance as the…

Amid increasing supply chain issues, interest rate hikes, and an escalating war between Russia and Ukraine, we think it advisable to invest in auto manufacturing stocks with high dividend payouts. Dividends paid by auto manufacturing stocks Toyota Motors (TM), Ford Motor (F), and Honda Motor (HMC) yield more than 2%.…

Japan’s Sony Group Corp (NYSE: SONY) and Honda Motor Co (NYSE: HMC) on Friday announced plans to establish a joint venture to make high-value battery electric vehicles that would go on sale in 2025.

A semiconductor shortage, production shutdowns, and other pandemic-led headwinds have negatively impacted the automotive industry. In addition, escalating geopolitical tensions and looming interest rate increases have further exacerbated the sector's negative performance. However, fundamentally sound automotive stocks Honda Motor (HMC), Blue Bird Corporation (BLBD), and Vicinity Motor (VEV) have been…

The automotive industry accounts for about 4% of global GDP. The industry is also going through a period of disruption due to EVs and autonomous driving which will create its own set of winners and losers. That’s why investors should consider top auto stocks such as Honda Motor Company (HMC),…

Despite apparent logistical hurdles and record high January inflation data, the demand for automobiles continues to thrive. So, we think it could be wise to add quality auto manufacturing stocks Toyota (TM), Honda (HMC), and Tata (TTM) to one’s portfolio now. These stocks have outperformed the markets so far this…

Japanese automaker Toyota (TM) displaced General Motors (GM) last year as the highest-selling automobile manufacturer in the United States amid strong demand for EVs and hybrids. The rising acceptance of international car brands in the U.S. has caused domestic automobile manufacturers to lose market share. Given this backdrop, we believe…

An increase in new car sales with the easing of supply chain bottlenecks should help the auto industry rebound this year. While Ford (F) is a renowned player in the auto industry, we think its weakening financials make its shares best avoided for now. Conversely, auto manufacturers Volkswagen (VWAGY), Honda…