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Morgan Stanley explains why Nio stock is falling

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:39:51 -0400

Investing.com -- NIO (HK:9866) (NYSE:NIO) shares fell on Wednesday despite solid order intake for its new L90 model, with Morgan Stanley pointing to a mix of production concerns, potential fundraising fears, and fragile market sentiment as possible drivers of the decline.

The automaker’s Hong Kong shares closed 2.9% lower on Wednesday, underperforming the 2.6% gain in the broader Hang Seng Index.

The drop follows a strong recent run, with both its U.S. and Hong Kong listings up about 30% quarter-to-date versus a 6% rise in the benchmark.

The first factor, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, is “concerns over L90 production ramp-up and delivery.”

Given

Morgan Stanley explains why Nio stock is falling

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:39:51 -0400

The automaker’s Hong Kong shares closed 2.9% lower on Wednesday, underperforming the 2.6% gain in the broader Hang Seng Index.

The drop follows a strong recent run, with both its U.S. and Hong Kong listings up about 30% quarter-to-date versus a 6% rise in the benchmark.

The first factor, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, is “concerns over L90 production ramp-up and delivery.”

Given

Morgan Stanley explains why Nio stock is falling

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:39:51 -0400

The automaker’s Hong Kong shares closed 2.9% lower on Wednesday, underperforming the 2.6% gain in the broader Hang Seng Index.

The drop follows a strong recent run, with both its U.S. and Hong Kong listings up about 30% quarter-to-date versus a 6% rise in the benchmark.

The first factor, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, is “concerns over L90 production ramp-up and delivery.”

Given

Morgan Stanley explains why Nio stock is falling

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:39:51 -0400

The automaker’s Hong Kong shares closed 2.9% lower on Wednesday, underperforming the 2.6% gain in the broader Hang Seng Index.

The drop follows a strong recent run, with both its U.S. and Hong Kong listings up about 30% quarter-to-date versus a 6% rise in the benchmark.

The first factor, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, is “concerns over L90 production ramp-up and delivery.”

Given

Morgan Stanley explains why Nio stock is falling

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:39:51 -0400

The automaker’s Hong Kong shares closed 2.9% lower on Wednesday, underperforming the 2.6% gain in the broader Hang Seng Index.

The drop follows a strong recent run, with both its U.S. and Hong Kong listings up about 30% quarter-to-date versus a 6% rise in the benchmark.

The first factor, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, is “concerns over L90 production ramp-up and delivery.”

Given

Morgan Stanley explains why Nio stock is falling

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:39:51 -0400

The automaker’s Hong Kong shares closed 2.9% lower on Wednesday, underperforming the 2.6% gain in the broader Hang Seng Index.

The drop follows a strong recent run, with both its U.S. and Hong Kong listings up about 30% quarter-to-date versus a 6% rise in the benchmark.

The first factor, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, is “concerns over L90 production ramp-up and delivery.”

Given

Morgan Stanley explains why Nio stock is falling

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:39:51 -0400

The automaker’s Hong Kong shares closed 2.9% lower on Wednesday, underperforming the 2.6% gain in the broader Hang Seng Index.

The drop follows a strong recent run, with both its U.S. and Hong Kong listings up about 30% quarter-to-date versus a 6% rise in the benchmark.

The first factor, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, is “concerns over L90 production ramp-up and delivery.”

Given

Morgan Stanley explains why Nio stock is falling

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:39:51 -0400

The automaker’s Hong Kong shares closed 2.9% lower on Wednesday, underperforming the 2.6% gain in the broader Hang Seng Index.

The drop follows a strong recent run, with both its U.S. and Hong Kong listings up about 30% quarter-to-date versus a 6% rise in the benchmark.

The first factor, according to Morgan Stanley analysts, is “concerns over L90 production ramp-up and delivery.”

Given

The near-term outlook for China’s equities could be quite positive

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:07:09 -0400

Investing.com -- According to analysts at Capital Economics in a note, despite near-term headwinds, the near-term outlook for Chinese equities “could be quite positive.”

The firm noted that it was a good day for Chinese stocks on Wednesday, “especially offshore, with the Hang Seng up over 2% and outperforming most others.”

However, they cautioned that the market still has a lot of ground to make up on equities elsewhere. In July, it seemed to have started making up that ground, but the momentum faded heading into August, despite there being no shortage of good news.

“We recently learned, for example,

The near-term outlook for China’s equities could be quite positive

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:07:09 -0400

“We recently learned, for example,

The near-term outlook for China’s equities could be quite positive

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:07:09 -0400

“We recently learned, for example,

The near-term outlook for China’s equities could be quite positive

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:07:09 -0400

“We recently learned, for example,

Relevium Announces Settlement of the Outstanding Notes

Wed, 30 Jun 2021 11:19:00 -0400