Mazda sales zoom ahead in Europe, U.S.: net falls

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Japanese automobile manufacturer Mazda Motor Corp. is reporting increased revenue in the United States and Europe, bolstered by strong minivan sales. Sales in China and Japan, however, have been weak. Mazda is forecasting higher full-year earnings, with new model launches expected to help combat strong competition.

China, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Japan, Mazda Motor Corp., Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts

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Auto makers shift to offset effects of soaring euro

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European automakers are utilizing marketing and fiscal strategies to combat declining profitability in the US. These include reducing the number of vehicles shipped to the US, and launching currency hedging practices. Expanding factories in the US also reduces costs associated with imports from Europe.

Economic aspects

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German top car makers defy sluggish market

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German automakers posted strong sales for October 2007, with overall new-car registrations for Europe rising 5.5% Registrations for BMW AG increased 29%, while Daimler AG reported a 12% increase. Registrations for Volkswagen AG were lower, as the firm posted a 1.6% rise.

Sales & consumption, Germany, Volkswagen AG, BMW AG, Market size, Daimler AG, DAI

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