Automotive. The time is ripe for recovery in China

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In the automotive sector, Chinese demand is compensating for weaker international results. Ford Motor saw Chinese sales jump by 22% in the 3rd quarter but fall by 5% overall. At Daimler AG, sales jumped by 24% in China over the same period, in parallel with an 8% drop overall.

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