2025-11-07
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Hey listeners, it's November 6th.
I'm Chris Otz for The Wall Street Journal, and this is what's new in earnings.
Our look at some of the biggest themes standing out this earnings season.
Global automakers are staring through a barrage of obstacles.
New supply chain crises are resurrecting nightmares from the COVID pandemic.
Tariffs are zapping billions from their bottom lines,
yet no one wants to raise the price of their cars.
Meanwhile, electrification is slowing, the U.S.
has all but done away with any support for EVs,
and yet through all these storms, automakers are largely delivering solid results.
I've been following U.S.
car companies earnings and I'm joined by Stephen Wilmon, our European autos reporter in London.
Stephen, it's 2025, not 2021,