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Toyota manufactures about 40% of its global production in Japan, which tends to be a smart move in light of a historically weak yen.However, in times of a strong yen or a supply shock it causes problems.The company announced over the weekend that due to the two large earthquakes on the Japanese island of Kyushu, it will stop nearly all production at Japanese plants through April 23.Toyota has seven assembly plants in Japan, and they will stop production starting on various dates between April 18 and April 22Analyst: David Whiston

Toyota manufactures about 40% of its global production in Japan, which tends to be a smart move in light of a historically weak yen.However, in times of a strong yen or a supply shock it causes problems.The company announced over the weekend that due to the two large earthquakes on the Japanese island of Kyushu, it will stop nearly all production at Japanese plants through April 23.Toyota has seven assembly plants in Japan, and they will stop production starting on various dates between April 18 and April 22Analyst: David Whiston

Earthquakes Once Again Freeze Toyota's Japanese Production but We Are Not Worried Yet

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<ul><li class="p1">The idea of e-commerce as a disruptive force is not new, with consumers becoming increasingly comfortable making everyday purchases online or through mobile devices across many developed economies.</li><li class="p1">However, as we take a step back and examine the various states of digital commerce across different geographies, we find a number of constants in not only how winners in the digital commerce space rise to the top in each region, but also how these players develop lasting network effects that serve as the foundation of the wide economic moats we assign to many of the leading players in this industry across the globe.</li></ul>Analysts: R.J. Hottovy, Suruchi Jain, Daniel Mueller

The idea of e-commerce as a disruptive force is not new, with consumers becoming increasingly comfortable making everyday purchases online or through mobile devices across many developed economies.However, as we take a step back and examine the various states of digital commerce across different geographies, we find a number of constants in not only how winners in the digital commerce space rise to the top in each region, but also how these players develop lasting network effects that serve as the foundation of the wide economic moats we assign to many of the leading players in this industry across the globe.Analysts: R.J. Hottovy, Suruchi Jain, Daniel Mueller

The Global E-Commerce Handbook: Themes Investors Need to Know as Consumer Shopping Tendencies Evolve

We are lowering our fair value estimate to JPY 2,635 per share from JPY 3,284.The change is from the yen strengthening against the dollar since our last valuation. We are using a new foreign exchange methodology of modelling a dollar-yen exchange rate based on forward curve data throughout our five-year explicit forecast period rather than the spot rate throughout.Analyst: David Whiston

We are lowering our fair value estimate to JPY 2,635 per share from JPY 3,284.The change is from the yen strengthening against the dollar since our last valuation. We are using a new foreign exchange methodology of modelling a dollar-yen exchange rate based on forward curve data throughout our five-year explicit forecast period rather than the spot rate throughout.Analyst: David Whiston

Faulty Takata Air Bags Will Remain a Storm Cloud for Honda for a Long Time.

Global Macro Strategy

Callum Henderson

Macroeconomics

* The BoJ's move to negative rates failed to calm markets and may have exacerbated the sell-off* There are however strong reasons for expecting further policymaker action ahead of the July elections* The BoJ has warned it could take further action and if stocks continue lower that may be their focus* Government also needs to take bolder reform measures to unlock growth potential* JPY gains are done for now with a pullback likely near-termThis is a follow-up to my in-depth report <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/insights/asia-calling-from-currency-wars-to-competitive-monetary-easing" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="insights:2537">Asia Calling:</a>…

* The BoJ's move to negative rates failed to calm markets and may have exacerbated the sell-off* There are however strong reasons for expecting further policymaker action ahead of the July elections* The BoJ has warned it could take further action and if stocks continue lower that may be their focus* Government also needs to take bolder reform measures to unlock growth potential* JPY gains are done for now with a pullback likely near-termThis is a follow-up to my in-depth report Asia Calling:…

Japanese Policy Measures Likely to Be Ramped up Ahead of July Elections

* The BoJ shocked the market, cutting rates to negative and threatening further rate cuts if needed* The apparent change in BoJ stance has to be viewed in the wake of the ECB and Fed statements* The BoJ rate cut is a de facto protest of tighter Japanese monetary conditions due to JPY strength* Leveraged funds on the CFTC had the largest long JPY position ahead of this since October 2012* Recent JPY gains are likely to retrace over the next few weeks, notably against AUD, INR and KRW

* The BoJ shocked the market, cutting rates to negative and threatening further rate cuts if needed* The apparent change in BoJ stance has to be viewed in the wake of the ECB and Fed statements* The BoJ rate cut is a de facto protest of tighter Japanese monetary conditions due to JPY strength* Leveraged funds on the CFTC had the largest long JPY position ahead of this since October 2012* Recent JPY gains are likely to retrace over the next few weeks, notably against AUD, INR and KRW

Asia Calling: From Currency Wars to Competitive Monetary Easing

Japan

Honda Motor Co., Ltd. develops, manufactures, and distributes motorcycles, automobiles, and power products such as generators and farm machinery. The Company also operates a financial credit business. Honda Motor has manufacturing facilities in the US, Canada, the UK, France, Italy, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, India, and Thailand.

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Earthquakes Once Again Freeze Toyota's Japanese Production but We Are Not Worried Yet

Toyota manufactures about 40% of its global production in Japan, which tends to be a smart move in light of a historically weak yen.However, in...

Morningstar, Inc.

The Global E-Commerce Handbook: Themes Investors Need to Know as Consumer Shopping Tendencies Evolve

The idea of e-commerce as a disruptive force is not new, with consumers becoming increasingly comfortable making everyday purchases online or...

Morningstar, Inc.

Faulty Takata Air Bags Will Remain a Storm Cloud for Honda for a Long Time.

We are lowering our fair value estimate to JPY 2,635 per share from JPY 3,284.The change is from the yen strengthening against the dollar since our...

Morningstar, Inc.

Japanese Policy Measures Likely to Be Ramped up Ahead of July Elections

* The BoJ's move to negative rates failed to calm markets and may have exacerbated the sell-off* There are however strong reasons for expecting...

Callum Henderson

Asia Calling: From Currency Wars to Competitive Monetary Easing

* The BoJ shocked the market, cutting rates to negative and threatening further rate cuts if needed* The apparent change in BoJ stance has to be...

Callum Henderson

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