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Nissan finance deals data-driven forecasts predict Nissan
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Data-driven forecasts predict Nissan finance deals will help Nissan maintain dividend stability, appealing to income-focused investors amid a volatile market. The EV tax credit really helped with leasing in particular. Not long ago, before the credit died entirely, new legislation reconfigured the policy so it would only apply to new purchases of cars made in North America. Credit default swaps for Nissan's 5-year debt have reached their highest levels in more than 15 years, and LSEG data shows it is currently more expensive to insure Nissan's debt than that of any other major Japanese corporation. The latest market sentiment around Nissan finance deals is moderately bullish, as investor data shows Nissan Motor Co.’s U.S. financing arm reporting a 3.2% uptick in loan volumes QoQ. Analysts see this as a potential demand driver for Q3, with share price support likely around ¥