Tesla suffers in China

Tesla $TSLA (-3,59 %) is not having an easy time in China. In February 2023, the Californian company was confronted with a severe decline in deliveries. According to the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), deliveries fell by a whopping 49% to just 30,688 vehicles. Compared to January, when 63,238 vehicles took to the roads, this is a significant drop. While Tesla is down, its competitors are celebrating successes: sales figures for new electric vehicles in China rose to an impressive 840,000 units - an increase of 82% compared to the previous year. Customers appear to be increasingly opting for hybrid and electric vehicles from other manufacturers such as BYD. The challenges with Tesla's autopilot and full self-driving technologies in China are also adding to the company's woes. The share price has fallen by over 7% in the current situation and has lost more than 30% of its value since the start of the year.

Sunnova reaches all-time low

Sunnova Energy International $NOVA (-3,13 %) hit a worrying all-time low on Monday. The company has warned that it may not be able to continue to operate as a going concern. The decline in demand for alternative energy products has led to a dramatic loss of confidence, reflected in a share price drop of over 60%. For the 2024 financial year, Sunnova reports a 13% decline in revenue from the sale of solar energy systems to EUR 298.4 million. At the same time, operating costs rose by 12% to 1.08 billion euros. In order to stabilize the financial situation, Sunnova has concluded a three-year loan agreement for 185 million euros, which carries a high interest rate of 15% per year. The future of the company is now hanging by a thread.

Sources:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-china-shipments-tumble-the-latest-sign-of-weakening-demand-150013459.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sunnova-stock-hits-time-low-150523257.html

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16.07.2024 +++ Apple increases sales in India +++ Hugo Boss lowers forecast +++ Netflix with new price target +++ SMC joins the NASDAQ 100 +++ Solar sector under pressure +++

Jefferies raises target for NETFLIX $NFLX (-1,34 %) to USD 780 (655) - 'BUY'

SolarEdge $SEDG (-5,69 %) Technologies lost around 9% after the company announced plans to lay off 400 employees to restore profitability at a time of declining revenues. Other solar stocks fell, with Sunrun $RUN (-1,61 %) and Sunnova Energy $NOVA (-3,13 %) recently falling by more than 6 % each. Nextera Energy $NEE (+0,71 %) slipped by 2%. Joe Biden stood for this sector, but he has not delivered on his promises in recent years. Now that he is losing more respect and Trump is further ahead, this is reflected in the sector!

Apple $AAPL (-6,25 %) achieved a new record turnover of 8 billion dollars in India in the past financial year. The 33 percent year-on-year increase is in line with the increased attention Apple is paying to the Indian market, writes the agency. The iPhone manufacturer is benefiting from the increased purchasing power of Indians and has set its sights on the country as a production location and source of revenue beyond China against the backdrop of growing tensions in trade with the USA.

Hugo Boss lowers annual forecast below market expectations - weak quarter

The fashion retailer Hugo Boss $BOSS (-6,2 %) is more pessimistic about the year as a whole after a disappointing second quarter. The company announced late Monday evening that it only expects sales to increase by one to four percent to 4.20 to 4.35 billion euros in 2024. This means that the upper end of the range is below the market expectation of 4.37 billion euros. Previously, Hugo Boss had expected an increase in sales of three to six percent. In its new forecast, the company assumes that currency effects will have a slightly negative impact on sales development in 2024.

Tuesday: Stock market dates, economic data, quarterly figures

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Quarterly figures / company dates USA / Asia

00:30 Rio Tinto Operation Report 2Q

11:55 Unitedhealth Group quarterly figures

12:45 Bank of America quarterly figures

13:30 Morgan Stanley quarterly figures

13:30 State Street quarterly figures

14:00 Alco Extraordinary General Meeting

Quarterly figures / Company dates Europe

07:30 Richemont Trading Update 1Q

17:45 Vinci Q2 sales

19:00 Telekom Austria quarterly figures

Economic data

• 10:00 EU: ECB, Quarterly Lending Report 2Q
• 11:00 EU: Trade Balance May
• 11:00 DE: ZEW Indicator of Economic Sentiment July FORECAST: 41.0 points previously: 47.5 points Economic situation FORECAST: -75.5 points previously: -73.8 points
• 14:30 US: Retail Sales June FORECAST: -0.2% yoy previous: +0.1% yoy Retail Sales ex Motor Vehicles FORECAST: +0.1% yoy previous: -0.1% yoy
• 14:30 US: Import and Export Prices June Import Prices PROGNOSE: -0.1% yoy previous: -0.4% yoy
• 16:00 US: Inventories May PROGNOSE: +0.5% yoy previous: +0.3% yoy