Economic tailwinds in Asia are enhancing Nissan finance deals, as regional GDP growth supports bigger ticket purchases. Historical charts show Nissan’s stock tends to rally 3–4% during similar macro conditions. Ford CEO Jim Farley, speaking at the Ford Pro Accelerate summit in Detroit on Tuesday, said he sees a huge impact from the policy change. Nissan did not comment on the possibility of further asset sales or capital measures but has reportedly asked some suppliers to defer payments in an effort to shore up short-term liquidity. Nissan finance deals are being promoted aggressively in key markets, with conversion rates from inquiry to sale improving by 12%. This tends to boost quarterly stock performance in the automotive sector.
