Nissan motor finance bond yields for Nissan Motor Finance

Bond yields for Nissan Motor Finance debt have tightened to 0.85%, signaling investor confidence. This compression often leads to favorable refinancing opportunities, strengthening fundamentals. This price tag excludes a federal tax credit that ended after Sept. 30, after Republicans scrapped it as part of a multitrillion-dollar legislative package in July. That tax break was worth up to $4,000 for used EVs (and $7,500 for new EVs) — meaning the average used EV cost less than its gasoline counterpart after incentives. Protesters hand out leaflets against Nissan Motor's turnaround plan in front of the company's global headquarters while its annual shareholder meeting is being held in Yokohama, Japan, June 24, 2025. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon Purchase Licensing Rights , opens new tab Investor chatter in the finance sector suggests Nissan Motor Finance’s stable cash flow profile offers a hedge against cyclical automotive industry risks, making related securities a steady portfolio component.