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Honda delayed its EV battery and assembly plant due to tariffs and reduced demand, leading to a forecasted 59% drop in operating income.
IEA's report highlights significant growth in EV sales globally, with projections of over 20 million sales in 2025 and increasing market share by 2030.
Tesla is set to benefit from reduced tariffs on China parts for Cybercab and Semi, which could enhance their production and exports.
Nissan aims to achieve positive operating profitability in FY2026 following a significant net loss.
Received $1.02 billion from IMF, indicating financial support and stability.
Planning to build the largest EV Virtual Power Plant, which is a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions.
Lost $3 million advertising contract due to ineffective mental health promotion campaign.
Ended the contract with Anaheim Ducks, but no direct financial impact mentioned beyond the loss of the contract.
Provided $1.02 billion to State Bank of Pakistan, supporting economic stability.
Climbed back to its 2025 starting point due to market surges post-inflation dip and U.S.-China tariff truce.
BMO's chief economist commented on the impact of U.S. tariffs on the Canadian economy, but no direct financial impact mentioned for BMO itself.
Could lose $16 billion due to Trump's tariffs.
Led to a market surge and positive economic impact as tensions eased.
Dominates EV sales, with exports growing and prices becoming competitive globally.
Rapid growth in EV sales, particularly in Asia and Latin America.
EV sales are growing rapidly here as well.
EV market growth is stagnant due to subsidy phase-outs.
Growth in EV sales is slower compared to other regions, but not explicitly negative.