Autos Markets and the Sustainability Transition

Published on: May 25th, 2021

Paul Hodges will be returning to Real Vision Live on June 1st at 12 PM ET to discuss how the transition to sustainability globally has reached a lift-off point for the autos market, which will undergo major transformations in the coming years. In this report, Hodges and his team at The pH Report analyze how the auto industry is now highlighting changing demand patterns, how supply chain disruptions are causing a focus on reshoring, the future of energy markets, and the political elements that are encouraging rapid change.

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Jay J.

2 June 2021 @ 08:29

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Great report, would be awesome if RV put more reports out for the plus teir
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Jay J.

2 June 2021 @ 08:29

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Great report, would be awesome if RV put more reports out for the plus teir
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Percy P.

26 May 2021 @ 17:22

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Just want to point out that there's a page 2 missing. And on page 7 (which is the 6th page of the PDF). <Domestic Auto Inventories> is not the best chart to use in this case. On Fred, it's defined as "Domestic auto inventories are U.S. inventories of vehicles assembled in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico." Of the 5 vehicles I've owned or leased within the United States, all of them are assembled outside of America continent.
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  Paul H. | Contributor
  
  31 May 2021 @ 20:46
  
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  Percy, Just to explain, only the Auto market section is available for download. This is why page 2, and the rest of the Report are not included. I take your point re inventory data, but we wanted to show a consistent view of inventories with a minimum 25-year history - and therefore decided to go with the Fred data.
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  Percy P.
  
  2 June 2021 @ 01:34
  
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  Hi, Paul I actually encountered the same situation when trying to share chart with my co-worker and found that <Auto Inventory/Sales Ratio> on Fred can still do the demonstration without embedding the backdrop of declining market shares of US auto makers.