Financial Markets Around World

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Randomuser

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When will China and HK markets go back up? They have been in a slump for a while now.

Of course if you don't have any, it probably is a good time to buy around this time.
 

Maikeru

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CNH below 7:

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Went as low as 6.986 earlier. Breakout or bouncing off resistance?

Next resistance appears to be ~6.87 and then ~6.70 looking at the 5 year chart. Of course, fundamentals always trump technicals so a lot depends on interest rates.
 

4Runner

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Grok "Market caps of global auto makers"

Based on the information available up to September 26, 2024, here's an overview of the market caps of some of the world's leading automakers:

  • Tesla has been at the forefront with a market cap fluctuating around $706 billion to $800 billion. This valuation reflects Tesla's significant influence in the electric vehicle (EV) market and its broader technology aspirations.
  • Toyota follows with a market cap around $244 billion to $248 billion, underscoring its established position in the automotive industry with a focus on both traditional and hybrid vehicles.
  • BYD, a Chinese electric vehicle and battery manufacturer, has seen its market cap rise to about $91.5 billion, highlighting the surge in EV demand in China and globally.
  • Ferrari maintains a strong market presence, with its market cap reaching approximately $83.8 billion, reflecting its luxury and performance brand status.
  • Mercedes-Benz Group AG (formerly part of Daimler AG) was valued at about $72.3 billion, showing the strength of its luxury and premium automotive segment.
  • Porsche, now a separate entity from Volkswagen, has a market cap around $69.9 billion, emphasizing its high-end market positioning.
  • BMW has a market cap of approximately $58.3 billion, reflecting its solid reputation in the luxury car segment.
  • Volkswagen AG, despite being one of the largest by volume, has a market cap of about $56.1 billion, possibly due to various factors including historical scandals and the shift towards electric vehicles.

Other notable mentions include:

  • Ford Motor Company with a market cap around $41.4 billion to $46 billion, showcasing its robust presence in the American market and its pivot towards electric and autonomous vehicles.
  • Stellantis (formed by the merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and PSA Group) has a market cap of about $44.1 billion, reflecting its broad portfolio and global operations.
  • General Motors (GM) has been valued at approximately $51.4 billion, indicating its significant market share in the U.S. and its moves towards electrification.
  • Honda and Mazda are at the lower end of this list with market caps around $51.7 billion and $4.8 billion respectively, illustrating the varied market valuations within the automotive industry.
 
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