After 38,000 layoffs, Wall Street wakes up to ‘peak car’

After 38,000 layoffs, Wall Street wakes up to ‘peak car’

Just look at how analysts are talking about cars these days:

“The industry is right now staring down the barrel of what we think is going to be a significant downturn,” Bank of America’s John Murphy told a conference last week. But The Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT) reported that total car production in the UK was down 45%, year on year, in April. Read more about the decline of cars:
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Source: www.businessinsider.com