Data #1
Q1 Vehicle Sales Showed Traction for Hybrids and Electric Vehicles
Why does this data matter?
Q1 vehicle sales data released this week offers some encouraging signs for supporters of non-Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles. Notably, there's significant variation in sales. Hybrids continue to show resilience, serving as a transitional solution towards fully electric vehicles. In Q1, electric and hybrid vehicles comprised 17.6% of total vehicle sales, with hybrids representing over half of this figure. The overarching question remains whether hybrids will maintain their lead or if Electric Vehicles (EVs) will gradually gain more market share. The next data point will shed more light on this.
Data #2
43% of Surveyed Consumers Plan to Buy Non ICE Vehicle
Why does this data matter?
Now, the question arises: Will Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles maintain their demand moving forward? A recent survey suggests a continued shift towards non-ICE vehicles. The survey, which inquires about the preferences of current car owners for their next vehicle, reveals that 43% intend to purchase an electric vehicle or a hybrid variant. However, echoing the previous data point, hybrids continue to emerge as a prevailing choice.
Data #3
Job Growth Remains Firm with Wages Moderating
Why does this data matter?
Strong jobs data came out this morning, indicating the addition of 303,000 jobs last month, further affirming the economy's solid foundation. However, when considering its implications for inflation, there are nuances to think about forsure. While jobs growth was robust, it was predominantly driven by the healthcare and education sectors. Additionally, the participation rate increased, while wage growth decelerated, suggesting some slack in the labor market.
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