Automotive

After three months of declines, consumer prices in the United States bounced back in June by the largest margin since 2012, buoyed by a leap in the cost of gasoline.

Warning that COVID-19 will deal lasting damage to the global economy and demand for energy products, the oil giant faces an immense loss to the value of its assets.

We can expect to see a significant surge in both car loans and travel by road as lockdown measures are gradually eased. What does this mean for the automotive industry and the finance sector?

We face a time of unprecedented market volatility, but that does not mean all investments are hopeless. Here, we take a look at Ford Motors and the potential viability of its stock.

You may have seen figures in the press recently that suggest that, after a lengthy period of relative consistency, the nation’s favourite car brands are changing.