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Weve always been told cars devalue rapidly, but the booming secondhand car market shows this may not be true in a pandemic Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Get our free news app ; get our morning email briefing It was once a rule as sure as gravity: buy a 2012 Toyota in January and it would be worthless by December. But if youve bought a secondhand car anytime over the last two years, it should be pretty obvious that rule hasnt held true during the pandemic as prices have been driven up by 50% on some models in Australia and overseas. Continue reading

The Japanese auto maker has beaten German rival Volkswagen for the second year in a row.

Toyota says it''s working with Japans space agency on a vehicle to explore the lunar surface, with ambitions to help people live on the moon by 2040 and eventually live on Mars

Can You Sidestep The U.S. Stock Collapse By Abandoning The Dollar And Looking Overseas Submitted by QTR''s Fringe Finance I’ve been guiding my personal investing over the last few months by whether or not I think the U.S. is entering a longer term market wreck or another 3 month bump in the road like we saw in early 2020. After all, if we are at a spot where we can shake it off and “buy the dip” were to work again, why wouldn’t you be keen to adopt the strategy of “if you can’t beat the lobotomized automaton active manager buying the dip, join ‘em.” But my readers already know that I don’t feel this way. In fact, I believe the Fed to be in a true catch 22 - stuck between not being able to raise rates, which would very likely crash markets further, and the inability to maintain accommodative monetary policy, which could fan the flames of inflation (or at least appear to fan the flames of inflation from a psychological and political spin perspective). You see, the inflation is the key here.

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The Thai unit of Toyota Motor Corp expects its car sales in the Southeast Asian country to rise 18.5% to 284,000 vehicles this year, the company said on Thursday.

The electric-car maker''s plant in California pumped out more cars each week than the biggest factories run by Ford, Toyota, and GM.

Toyota Targets A Record 11 Million Vehicles Produced For Its Fiscal Year 2022 Toyota has said it plans on making a record 11 million vehicles worldwide in its fiscal 2022, which starts in April of this coming year. The production number would shatter the record Toyota set in 2016 if it can be accomplished. The target marks a major 20% hike from the company''s current fiscal year production and suggests a coming robust recovery in the auto market, which has suffered this year not only due to Covid, but also due to a global semiconductor shortage. It''s a bright sunbeam of optimism not only for Toyota, but for the entire industry, which has struggled with supply chain hang-ups throughout 2021. Toyota has already been sharing its plans with its suppliers, a new report from Nikkei said overnight. The company is planning on making 7.5 million vehicles overseas and 3.5 million in Japan, the report says. These mark increases of 25% and 15%, respectively. Toyota is planning on output of more than 900,000 vehicles every month and has already told its suppliers that it has a target of 1 million vehicles for April 2022.

When it comes to cars, it does not take much to know which brand is superior in terms of fame in the automobile market. Various vehicle platforms have established Toyotas dominance in the global automobile industry. Also, it has been the most valuable automaker in the world for many years before being overtaken by Tesla, []

The shortage of parts caused by the coronavirus pandemic is further denting production at Toyota, Japans top automaker

Futures Rebound Strongly From Overnight Rout As Yields Stabilize After what earlier looked like another assured overnight rout, especially after 10Y yields hit 1.90% and Brent rose as high as $89/bbl, US equity futures reversed earlier losses to trade higher as earnings optimism outweighed concerns over soaring bond yields and a 50bps March rate hike. As of 7:00am ET, emini S&P futures were up 14 points ot 0.3% to 4,585, Nasdaq futures were up 65 points or 0.44% and Dow futures were also in the green by 89 points or 0.25%. The dollar slumped after several days of sharp gains, the 10Y yield traded at 1.8826%, down from the session''s highest levels, and Brent was at $88.23. The prospect of accelerated policy tightening as well as concerns over the omicron variant and inflation hurting companies profits have whipsawed equities this year. The surge in Treasury yields has fueled a rotation out of expensive technology and growth shares and into cheaper parts of the market. Meanwhile, the 10Y yield has continued its aggressive push higher overnight, and hit a fresh 2 year high, rising just above 1.90% for the first time since Jan 2020, before retracing some of the move.

Toyota has released the first image of its upcoming, all-new Sequoia SUV. The current model first went on sale in 2008, making it the oldest SUV on sale.

Futures Tumble As Global Bond Yields Surge Yesterday when US stock markets were closed but both bond and equity futures were trading, we pointed out that 10Y Treasury futures implied a yield of over 1.80%, a number which was the highest in years and which we warned would cause headaches for stock traders when the US reopened fully on Tuesday. And sure enough, with 10Y yields surging as high as 1.8536% overnight and 2Y yields jumping to 1.05% (up a whopping 15bps from 0.90% last Friday) .... futures are getting hammered this morning, with emini S&P futures down 48 points or over 1% and just above 4,600, while Nasdaq futures were getting hammered again, sliding 1.62% or 254 points. The dollar rose and Brent oil touched $88/bbl, the highest price since 2014. Global stocks have had a turbulent start to the year as investors shift out of more expensive and rates-sensitive sectors such as technology into cheaper, so-called value shares. Market participants are now waiting for the earnings season to gauge whether companies can continue delivering robust profits despite higher costs and challenges from omicron.

A Toyota executive said it is going to be ‘extremely difficult’ to hit the automaker’s annual 9 million vehicle production target amid the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage