Auto sales to contract in 2019, 2020: Moody’s
04 August 2019 |
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Anke Rindermann, associate managing director at Moody’s Corporate Finance Group, discusses how trade tensions are impacting auto sales around the world, a new report from Moody’s on auto sales around the world and how long she sees the headwinds lasting.
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