Tesla's stock fell by 8.27%, and this occurred in the context of a 45% drop in the company's sales in Europe last month. These changes are mainly attributed to Germany's refusal to satisfy a large part of the battery requirements for Tesla cars this month. Along with this, experts are drawing attention to the increased competition in the electric vehicle segment, which is also influencing the company's financial position.
Experts note that the recent drop in the company's stock came after a series of successful trades in the coming week. At the same time, they associate the decline in Tesla's stock price with rumors of a possible increase in the Federal Reserve's interest rate.
"We observe some volatility in the market related to the latest news about Tesla. It is important to note that Germany’s exit from being one of the major battery supply partners had a significant impact on the current situation," noted a financial analyst.
So far, representatives of Tesla have not officially commented on this situation. At the same time, investors continue to monitor the developments around the company and are prepared for possible changes in the stock market.
