(Bloomberg) -- Shares of Toyota Motor Corp.
outperformed those of Honda Motor Co. in the first half of the
year on rising U.S. sales. Now it may be Honda's turn.
Japan's second-largest carmaker will reap bigger gains than
Toyota from a weaker-than-forecast yen and higher demand for
more fuel-efficient vehicles in the U.S., said Jeffrey Scharf,
president of Scharf Investments, a $660 million fund in Santa
Cruz, California. Honda also predicts sales will rise with the
September release of a new Accord sedan, its top-selling model.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
outperformed those of Honda Motor Co. in the first half of the
year on rising U.S. sales. Now it may be Honda's turn.
Japan's second-largest carmaker will reap bigger gains than
Toyota from a weaker-than-forecast yen and higher demand for
more fuel-efficient vehicles in the U.S., said Jeffrey Scharf,
president of Scharf Investments, a $660 million fund in Santa
Cruz, California. Honda also predicts sales will rise with the
September release of a new Accord sedan, its top-selling model.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
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