HSBC says European truck market sentiment has bottomed out, improvement to come
** HSBC says truck market sentiment has bottomed out and should improve in the coming quarters and into H1 2025
** It points to policy easing, relatively low levels of order cancellations, and normalised lead times and used values as reasons for the expected improvement
** It expects heavy duty truck orders to remain "unexciting" in 2024, but to improve in the next two years
** HSBC upgrades Volvo VOLVb.ST and Daimler Truck DTGGe.DE to "buy" from "hold" after declines in share prices
** It says both companies are generally seeing good levels of profitability in 2024 and expects their margins to improve through 2025 and 2026
** HSBC says Volvo's strong margins, returns and operational performance position it well for the improving market
** Daimler Truck is also set to benefit from more positive sentiment and rising margins, partly supported by self-help in Mercedes-Benz, it adds
Reporting by Marta Frąckowiak
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