BMW Absorbs New Tariffs Without Raising Prices

by News Editor

March 14, 2025

In a strategic decision, BMW has informed its U.S. dealers that it will absorb the financial impact of new import tariffs from Mexico, at least for a few weeks. This commitment is particularly significant as it involves maintaining prices for popular models like the 3 Series sedan and 2 Series coupe, including the sporty M2 variant, manufactured in Mexico’s San Luis Potosi plant.

Key Insights

BMW pledges to shield its American customers from the price hikes typically associated with import tariffs until May 1.
This strategy underscores BMW’s reliance on Mexico, where approximately 10% of their U.S. sales are sourced.

Market Implications

The decision aligns with a critical juncture in the U.S. market’s scrutiny of trade policies, particularly affecting the automobile import sector where Mexico is a crucial supplier. As the automotive industry adapts to new 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico imposed by the Trump administration, the supply chain dynamics could influence car pricing significantly.

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CSE Reports March Market Shares As Argus Tops With 30.83%

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

April 7, 2026

Overview

Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) reported €31.50 million in share transactions for March 2026, including €11.24 million in pre-agreed trades. Data also cover the first quarter, with total transactions reaching €86.06 million across January to March.

Detailed Market Analysis

CSE provides market share calculations both including and excluding pre-agreed transactions. March figures incorporate these trades, while separate data sets highlight activity without them. Such differentiation reflects varying trading dynamics and offers a clearer view of market structure. Bond values are excluded from percentage calculations.

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Quarterly Performance Metrics

Figures for the January–March period show how market shares shift depending on the calculation methodology. Year-to-date data provide a broader perspective on member activity across the exchange. Inclusion or exclusion of pre-agreed transactions affects comparative positioning. These metrics are used to assess overall performance trends.

Key Participant Performance

Argus Stockbrokers Ltd recorded a 30.83% market share in March, with transactions totaling €9.71 million, placing it first for the month. CISCO Ltd held a 24.54% share in March and ranked first for the quarter with 26.19%. Mega Equity Financial Services Ltd followed with 18.31% in March and 24.08% across the quarter. Additional participants included Eurobank EFG Equities with 8.04% and Atlantic Securities Ltd with 7.46%, contributing to overall market activity.

Aggregate Trading Volumes

Pre-agreed transactions accounted for €11.24 million of March’s total turnover. Overall trading value reached €86.06 million for the first quarter. These figures reflect both negotiated and regular market activity, providing a fuller picture of trading volumes.

Conclusion

CSE data outline the distribution of market shares and transaction volumes across members. Distinctions between pre-agreed and regular trades highlight differences in activity patterns. Reported figures provide a basis for evaluating market structure and participant performance.

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