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Chinese EV makers pin hopes on Europe’s fading auto dealers

BLOOMBERG Even before the European Union targeted imports of cheap Chinese electric vehicles, their makers faced another big challenge: winning over consumers who don’t know or necessarily trust their brands. At the heart of their strategy is the traditional dealership model that European carmakers have been exiting in favour of direct sales. BYD, Xpeng, Great Wall Motor and others hope ...

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European stocks advance ahead of Fed; pound falls

BLOOMBERG The pound weakened and UK stocks rallied after British inflation slowed unexpectedly, catching traders off guard as they prepare for the Federal Reserve’s policy decision later. Sterling fell as much as 0.5% against the dollar to its lowest level since May as traders bet that the Bank of England is nearing the end of its hiking cycle, with only ...

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Taiwan dollar slump seen ending on China, chip outlook

BLOOMBERG The worst may be over for the Taiwan dollar as China’s economic recovery and a rebound in the chip industry will support the beleaguered currency, according to analysts. The island’s dollar is on course to weaken for a sixth month, the longest stretch since 2006, after foreign funds turned sour on its technology sector and risk sentiment deteriorated on ...

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