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How to buy a new car for under $30,000 in this economy

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Consumers burdened by the high cost of gas, insurance and maintenance are driving up demand for those low-cost cars.

Directly affected

  • No company is named in this report.

Indirectly affected

  • CARZ First Trust S-Network Future Vehicles & Technology ETF

    First Trust S-Network Future Vehicles & Technology ETF: it holds carmakers and parts makers. Linked by “car” (autos) in this story.

  • XLY Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR+5.7% 30d

    Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR: it holds carmakers and parts makers. Linked by “car” (autos) in this story.

  • XRT SPDR S&P Retail ETF

    SPDR S&P Retail ETF: it holds retailers. Linked by “consumer” (retail and consumer goods) in this story.

  • UNG United States Natural Gas Fund-19.6% 30d

    United States Natural Gas Fund: it follows natural-gas prices. Linked by “gas” (natural gas) in this story.

  • TSLA Tesla+1.9% 30d

    Tesla (motor vehicles and passenger car bodies): carmakers move with demand, costs and trade rules. Linked by “car” (autos) in this story.

  • GM General Motors+12.4% 30d

    General Motors (motor vehicles and passenger car bodies): carmakers move with demand, costs and trade rules. Linked by “car” (autos) in this story.

  • TM Toyota Motor+1.4% 30d

    Toyota Motor (motor vehicles and passenger car bodies): carmakers move with demand, costs and trade rules. Linked by “car” (autos) in this story.

  • F Ford Motor-6.8% 30d

    Ford Motor (motor vehicles and passenger car bodies): carmakers move with demand, costs and trade rules. Linked by “car” (autos) in this story.

Price reaction, T-5 to T+3

TickerT-5T-3T-1T0T+1T+2T+3
CARZ+0.00%+0.00%baseafter closeafter closeafter closeafter close
XLY-5.00%-3.39%base-3.81%after closeafter closeafter close
XRT-5.03%-3.40%base-2.68%after closeafter closeafter close
UNG-1.02%-2.91%base+0.97%after closeafter closeafter close
TSLA+4.71%+4.86%base-9.89%after closeafter closeafter close
GM-7.27%-2.69%base-3.07%after closeafter closeafter close
TM-1.60%-1.86%base+10.85%after closeafter closeafter close
F-2.60%-0.55%base-1.22%after closeafter closeafter close

Closing-price change versus T-1, the last close before the story. T0 to T+3 fill in after each market close. Prices: Alpaca IEX.

Consumers burdened by the high cost of gas, insurance and maintenance are driving up demand for those low-cost cars.

Source: MarketWatch

This story

CompanyWhenMoveStatus
CARZthree days earlier0.00%final price
CARZfive days earlier0.00%final price
Fthat day-1.22%still updating
Fthree days earlier-0.55%final price
Ffive days earlier-2.60%final price
GMthat day-3.07%still updating
GMthree days earlier-2.69%final price
GMfive days earlier-7.27%final price
TMthat day+10.85%still updating
TMthree days earlier-1.86%final price
TMfive days earlier-1.60%final price
TSLAthat day-9.89%still updating
TSLAthree days earlier+4.86%final price
TSLAfive days earlier+4.71%final price
UNGthat day+0.97%still updating
UNGthree days earlier-2.91%final price
UNGfive days earlier-1.02%final price
XLYthat day-3.81%still updating
XLYthree days earlier-3.39%final price
XLYfive days earlier-5.00%final price
XRTthat day-2.68%still updating
XRTthree days earlier-3.40%final price
XRTfive days earlier-5.03%final price

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