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HKG:1211.HK 4 September 2025 - 2 February 2026

BYD stock tumbles to a one-year low after January sales drop — what investors watch next

BYD stock tumbles to a one-year low after January sales drop — what investors watch next

BYD’s Hong Kong-listed shares fell 6.9% to HK$91 after the automaker warned of a sharp drop in January sales, with battery electric vehicle sales down 33.6% year-on-year. January exports reached 100,482 new energy vehicles, while production slid 29.1% to 232,358 units. Shenzhen-listed shares dropped 4.2%. The company cautioned that figures are unaudited and may be revised.
2 February 2026
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Wall Street kicks off 2026 higher as chipmakers rally, Tesla slides on deliveries

Wall Street kicks off 2026 higher as chipmakers rally, Tesla slides on deliveries

The Dow gained 319 points, or 0.66%, to 48,382.39 on Friday, while the S&P 500 rose 0.19% and the Nasdaq slipped 0.03%. Semiconductor and industrial shares led gains as Tesla fell 2.6% after reporting a 15.6% drop in fourth-quarter deliveries and losing its top EV-seller spot to BYD. Investors now await U.S. jobs data on Jan. 9 and inflation figures on Jan. 13.
3 January 2026
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BYD Stock Today (December 7, 2025): Record Sales, Pentagon Risk and What Analysts Expect for 2026

BYD Stock Today (December 7, 2025): Record Sales, Pentagon Risk and What Analysts Expect for 2026

BYD sold 480,186 new energy vehicles in November, its highest monthly total of 2025 but 5.3% below last year. The Hong Kong-listed shares closed Friday at HK$99.15, 38% under their 52-week high. Market cap stands near HK$938 billion. The stock trades at a P/E of about 21–22x, above industry averages, but sits 10–15% below some cash-flow-based fair value estimates.
7 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Trump's Threat on Iran's Oil Infrastructure Triggers Volatility in Indian Markets
    March 14, 2026, 2:11 AM EDT. U.S.-Iran tensions escalate as President Donald Trump threatens to bomb Iran's key oil hub, Kharg Island, which handles 90% of Iran's crude exports. Market experts predict a sharp rise in crude oil prices, with Brent Crude potentially surpassing $100 per barrel, pressuring the Indian Rupee. India, reliant on oil imports for 85% of its demand, may face inflationary pressures, leading to a gap-down opening on Indian equity markets. The Nifty 50 index faces technical resistance around 22,900, signalling possible volatility. Demand for gold and silver might remain flat or rise modestly, influenced by the conflict and weaker metals demand in the UAE. Investors should watch for renewed geopolitical risk impacting commodities and equities as the situation develops after the weekend.
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