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Madison Mills and Brad Smith take a closer look at some of today's trending tickers. ASML (ASML) stock is falling after the company's first quarter orders missed Wall Street's expectations, fueling fears that tariff uncertainty may hit demand. Tesla (TSLA) halts shipments of parts from China, according to reports from Reuters. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) expects an $800 million hit from the US controls on exports to China. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Morning Brief here.

** Shares of electric vehicle maker Tesla NASDAQ:TSLA down 1.9% at $249.27** Reuters reports Tesla's plans to ship components from China for Cybercab robotaxi and Semi electric trucks to the U.S. were suspended after President Donald Trump raised tariffs on Chinese goods, citing a person with direc…

Hyundai Mobis will showcase 10 new technologies including infotainment systems tailored to Chinese customers at Auto Shanghai 2025, which begins on April 23rd. The company has developed pre-commercial technologies for local customers at two technical centers in Shanghai and Yantai, and will use demo cars to demonstrate advanced technologies. The company is also strengthening promotional activities tailored to the Chinese market, leveraging local bases to revitalize business after the pandemic. SEOUL, South Korea, April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyundai Mobis (KRX 012330) will showcase a range of new technologies tailored to Chinese customers at the upcoming Auto Shanghai 2025, which opens on March 23, the company announced on 16. Following its participation in the Beijing Motor Show last year, the company will set up a booth at the Auto Shanghai, one of China's two major motor shows, to increase contact with customers and expand global orders.

Tesla is reportedly halting its plans to import Chinese-built components for its upcoming Cybercab.

From its Guangzhou origins to a bold UK launch, XPeng has global ambitions to steer the future of smart mobility