China sees 2019 auto sales down 5% year-on-year: industry association
Auto sales in China are seen falling 5% year-on-year to 26.68 million units in 2019, the country's top industry association said.
Auto sales in China are seen falling 5% year-on-year to 26.68 million units in 2019, the country's top industry association said.
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China's biggest auto industry association has cut its sales forecast for this year due to slowing economic growth, and now expects sales to fall for the second year running.
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