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  • General Motors' China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record

    http://www.reuters.com/article/marke...19298820090506

    SHANGHAI, May 6 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co's (F.N) car venture in China sold 33 percent more vehicles in April from a year earlier, its Chinese partner said on Wednesday.

    General Motors' (GM.N) China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record, helped in part by its Wuling brand mini vans and pickup trucks made at a local venture, it said earlier this week. [nSHA123001].


    Note: GM sold 172,15 units in US in April - http://www.123jump.com/market-analys...truggle/32729/

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    Re: General Motors' China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record

    I own one fo those Chevy Diesel Pick-ups. I hope they make those in China
    so we can import parts for me one day when I need them...

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    • #3
      Re: General Motors' China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record

      Originally posted by touchring View Post
      http://www.reuters.com/article/marke...19298820090506

      SHANGHAI, May 6 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co's (F.N) car venture in China sold 33 percent more vehicles in April from a year earlier, its Chinese partner said on Wednesday.

      General Motors' (GM.N) China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record, helped in part by its Wuling brand mini vans and pickup trucks made at a local venture, it said earlier this week. [nSHA123001].


      Note: GM sold 172,15 units in US in April - http://www.123jump.com/market-analys...truggle/32729/

      Main takeaway? Go long China.
      Greg

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      • #4
        Re: General Motors' China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record

        Originally posted by touchring View Post
        http://www.reuters.com/article/marke...19298820090506

        SHANGHAI, May 6 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co's (F.N) car venture in China sold 33 percent more vehicles in April from a year earlier, its Chinese partner said on Wednesday.

        General Motors' (GM.N) China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record, helped in part by its Wuling brand mini vans and pickup trucks made at a local venture, it said earlier this week. [nSHA123001].


        Note: GM sold 172,15 units in US in April - http://www.123jump.com/market-analys...truggle/32729/
        Looks like Wuling replaced Pontiac...;)

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        • #5
          Re: General Motors' China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record

          it's bubble time in China? The government is reflating through another financial bubble to replace the collapse in global demand. Will it have a different outcome than Greenspan's efforts in the US did?

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            Re: General Motors' China sales surged 50 percent to 151,084 units in April, a monthly record

            Originally posted by grapejelly View Post
            it's bubble time in China? The government is reflating through another financial bubble to replace the collapse in global demand. Will it have a different outcome than Greenspan's efforts in the US did?
            Why do you believe that where China is at today is analogous to the Greenspan era?

            In the post-WWII period the following people served as Chair of the US Federal Reserve prior to Greenspan:
            • Thomas B. McCabe
            • William McChesney Martin
            • William Miller
            • Paul Volcker
            Each and every one of these august gentlemen, including Volcker, pursued reflation policies [Miller's reign was so short, coming at the end of the Carter Administration, that we might excuse him from my accusation]. Nobody complained. The reflation efforts were, in fact, lauded by most observers, coming as they did in the aftermath of a periodic recession with all its attendant pain and suffering.

            Who is to say that China's outcome won't resemble the post recession results of McCabe or Martin instead of Greenspan?

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