Chinese carmakers expanding into Europe are facing significant challenges due to high tariffs, with the EU imposing up to 45% tariffs on their electric vehicles (EVs), hindering competitiveness and product launches. Despite ambitions to grow their market share, which currently stands at only 4.3%, companies like Nio and Leapmotor are struggling with distribution and production issues, prompting them to reassess their strategies. Meanwhile, some firms like BYD and Zeekr continue to push forward, focusing on hybrids to navigate tariff obstacles and expand their presence across European markets.
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How some sunshine will affect Europe’s bond market
The EU has selected Ediphy to create a consolidated tape for bonds, aiming to enhance market transparency and efficiency by capturing over 90% of trades in real-time. While this initiative promises to lower transaction costs and improve price discovery, it may complicate block trades for dealers due to increased transparency in a fragmented market. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The EU is finally creating a system that will show all bond trades in...
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