DETROIT (Reuters) - Auto sales in May are expected to rise 6 percent to 8 percent and the annual sales pace should rebound back above 15 million vehicles after a disappointing result in the prior month, two research reports said on Thursday.
DETROIT, May 23 (Reuters) - U.S. auto sales in May are expected to rise about 8 percent and the annual sales pace should rebound back above 15 million vehicles after a disappointing result in the prior month, two research reports said on Thursday.
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HONG KONG, May 22 (Reuters) - China shares were headed for a sixth-straight daily gain on Wednesday, with most automakers strong after the official China Securities Journal cited an industrial association as saying that May car sales could stay strong.
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By Spencer Osborne : It is the middle of the month, and once again it is time to look at auto sales as they relate to satellite radio provider Sirius XM ( SIRI ). I provide these updates at the middle and end of each month so …
… consumer. Retail Sales Coming in Better Than Expected Retail sales have been exceptionally volatile lately, driven by shifting auto sales , gyrating gasoline prices, and storm-related effects. Economists had expected a relatively negative April report and …
Shares of Goodyear Tire & Rubber ( GT +4% ) and Cooper Tier & Rubber ( CTB +2.9% ) trade higher after European car sales turn around finally and with news that China will encourage manufacturing in the western part of the country. Post your comment!
FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) - Europe's ailing car market ended a streak of 18 straight months of falling sales, though a number of one-off factors suggested that a sustained recovery will be harder to achieve.
FRANKFURT/LONDON, May 17 (Reuters) - Europe's ailing car market ended a streak of 18 straight months of falling sales, though a number of one-off factors suggested that a sustained recovery will be harder to achieve.