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Friday, May 10, 6:34 AM Nissan (NSANY.OB): FQ4 net profit and revenue of ¥110.06 and ¥2.874T respectively. FY13 net profit of ¥342.45B beats by ¥12.5B. North American FY13 operating profit ¥177.3B (-15.6 Y/Y). Forecast : FY14 net profit, operating profit, and revenue of ¥420B, ¥610B, and ¥10.37T. Comment! [Consumer, Earnings]
Monday, January 7, 3:25 AM Japanese auto sales jump 26% to 3.39M vehicles in 2012, boosted by government subsidies for purchases of fuel-efficient cars. However, the ending of the incentives in September helped sales fall 3.4% Y/Y in December to 214,429. Toyota's (TM) monthly sales -3.4%, although the Lexus was +32%, Honda (HMC) -39% amid a lack of new models, and Nissan (NSANF.PK) -8.9%. Comment! [Consumer, Global & FX]
Wednesday, December 5, 2012, 5:30 AM Ford (F), GM (GM) and Chrysler are in a bit of a bind. Their inventories have piled up as output at their Japanese rivals recovers from the earthquake last year. To regain lost market share, Toyota (TM), Honda (HMC) and co have been offering buyers deep incentives, an approach that has caused the Detroit Three big trouble in the past and which they're trying to avoid now. 9 Comments [Consumer]
Friday, November 23, 2012, 5:59 AM Japanese car makers intend to continue expanding in China as sales appear to recover from a sharp slump this autumn due to the islands dispute between Japan and China. Toyota (TM), for example, intends to introduce 20 new models in China in the next three years. Meanwhile, Volkswagen (VLKAF.PK) plans to invest €14B in the country over the next four years. Comment! [Tech]
Thursday, November 22, 2012, 4:40 AM Toyota's (TM) sales in China are rebounding after plunging in September and October because of the East China Sea islands dispute between Japan and China. Sales "will return to normal in the not-too-distant future," says Toyota's Kunihiko Ogura. The company's improving performance adds to that of Nissan. Meanwhile, Toyota plans to introduce two China-only brands in 2013. Comment! [Global & FX, Consumer]
Friday, October 5, 2012, 6:25 AM The Senkaku-Diaoyu islands dispute between Japan and China hit Japanese car makers hard in September, with Mitsubishi's Chinese sales plunging 63% Y/Y and those of Mazda by 35%. Toyota's (TM) sales skidded 40%, the FT reports, adding that the company will cut production in China by over half and suspend Lexus exports. Non-Japanese car makers have been benefiting from the spat. 1 Comment [Consumer, Top Stories]
Thursday, September 20, 2012, 5:53 AM The anti-Japan demonstrations in China over the disputed Diayou islands have cost Japanese car-makers an estimated $250M after the companies temporarily halted production, IHS Automotive estimates. However, execs and analysts believe that the automakers will be able to make up for the lost output, while one consultant reckons the Chinese will still buy Japanese cars. 1 Comment [Consumer]
Tuesday, September 18, 2012, 5:40 PM Chinese official Jin Baisong invokes the specter of a trade war as the best way to "impose sanctions" on Japan. The already-weak Japanese economy would be crippled without Chinese demand, he argues, while China would barely miss a cutoff of exports to Japan. Fitch, meanwhile, threatens ratings downgrades across a range of Japanese exporters if the dispute between the two nations drags on. 2 Comments [Global & FX]
Thursday, October 27, 2011, 3:58 AM Toyota (TM) and other Japanese car makers start to reduce domestic production because of a shortage of parts due to the severe flooding in Thailand. Toyota will also cut output in the U.S. Sony (SNE), Canon (CAJ) and Toshiba (TOSBF.PK) are among many others who've been disrupted. (previous) Comment! [Global & FX]
Sunday, June 26, 2011, 5:25 AM The White House has proposed a rule whereby all new vehicles would have to have a fleetwide average of 56.2 miles to the gallon by 2025, sources say. The plan would double current fuel-economy targets and probably raise prices in some cars. Final numbers for 2017-2025 are expected in September. 135 Comments
Monday, May 2, 2011, 9:20 AM Japanese car sales plunge 51% Y/Y in April, following a 37% drop in March. Domestic production of vehicles only got restarted in mid-April and just at 50% capacity. Normal levels of production may not be reached until year's end. Premarket: TM +1.4%, HMC +2.7%. 1 Comment [Global & FX]
Monday, April 25, 2011, 8:34 AM Putting a number on the output loss from the earthquake, Toyota (TM) says car production plummeted 62.7% in March to the lowest level since the company began keeping records. The fall means GM is likely to reclaim the title of world's largest automaker. Comment!
Monday, April 18, 2011, 5:03 PM Production overcapacity threatens to become an issue as automakers question whether a modest goal of 10-15% growth in Chinese new car sales will be met. Still, a healthy figure, it hardly compares to 32% and 46% growth in the previous 2 years. Comment! [Global & FX]

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