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Ford's Sales In China Drop 43 Percent In The Month Of September
Credit: Wochit Business
Published 3 days ago - Duration: 00:32s
According to Business Insider, Ford’s sales in China have dropped in September.
One reason for sales falling is President Donald Trump’s trade war with China.
Another reason is the general slowdown in the Chinese economy.
Data from the company shows that overall sales in China fell 43 percent compared to last year.
Although drop of sales for Ford seemed extremely low, the rest of Chinese auto sales were also down.
Ford's Sales In China Drop 43 Percent In The Month Of September
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