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Business Monitor International
Political uncertainty will continue to affect the Egyptian economy in 2013 as the country continues on itsrocky transitional period towards democracy. This uncertainty will, in turn, continue to affect the freighttransport sector as a wo...
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May 2013
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The outlook for growth in Canada''s freight transport sector is sluggish, with the country''s economicexpansion forecast to weaken in 2013. We remain concerned about both import and export levels. Thecountry''s freight network is well co...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Political uncertainty will continue to affect the Egyptian economy in 2013 as the country continues upon itsrocky transitional period towards democracy. This uncertainty will, in turn, continue to affect the shippingsector as a worsening...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Despite the current gloom, we remain bullish on Indian auto sales going into FY2013/14. With Indiancompanies having run down their inventory in the past few months, there has already been an uptick ininvestment spending recently as inven...
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May 2013
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BMI forecasts that the three primary ports of Colombia will all see strong growth in 2013, and over themedium term, after a good performance in 2012. The country is forecast to be one of the strongestperformingeconomies in Latin America ...
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May 2013
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In the first four months of 2013, passenger car sales in Germany declined 8.5% year-on-year (y-o-y), to958,500 units. BMI forecasts a decrease of 10.0% in passenger car sales over the year. We maintain abearish outlook for consumer senti...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
The expected contraction in Japanese auto sales has continued into March, as sales for the month fell 11.3%year-on-year (y-o-y), taking the total for the first three months of the year, to 1,528,009 units, down 9.4% yo-y. We forecast an ...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Growth To Fall In Election YearWe have again raised the number for Malaysian economic growth last year, but we still expect something ofa slowdown in 2013. After a strong fourth quarter, marked by resilient private consumption at home,
May 2013
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Executive SummarySales in Mexico increased 9.0% year-on-year )y-o-y) over the first four months of the year, to 330,756units. BMI forecasts Mexico''s passenger car sales to increase 6.6% in 2013, a slowdown from the 9.8%growth seen ...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Recovery Will Take Its TimeSince our last quarterly report, we have become a little gloomier about Poland''s immediate economicoutlook. The main reason for this is that private consumption is still in the doldrums, weighed down by high
May 2013
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The UAE is expected to continue to see strong growth in 2013, across all of its freight modes. The countryis rapidly developing one of the world''s top logistics markets through investments in ports, airports, rail andfree trade zones. T...
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May 2013
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Vietnam''s real GDP growth accelerated from 5.1% year-on-year (y-o-y) in Q312 to 5.4% in Q412,reinforcing our view that the economy is poised for a robust recovery in H113. Also, Vietnam''s tradesurplus expanded in February 2013, amid a ...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Vehicle sales in Venezuela declined 22.9% y-o-y in the first quarter of 2013, to 25,639 units. On the back ofthese ongoing declines in sales volumes and an increasingly bearish macro picture, we forecast a decline of25% in 2013. The coun...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Vietnam''s export outlook will continue to be bolstered by China''s growth outlook over the short andmedium term. Although we project China''s economic growth to slow over the medium term, the real GDPgrowth is still robust, estimated at...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Cameroon''s new vehicle market is a fraction of the size of some its larger regional neighbours, but itsgrowth rate has been similarly marginal. Car ownership is still low by regional standards and is only justexpected to pass 20 cars pe...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
As the Chinese economy re-orientates itself to a more consumption driven one, auto sales continue to growat a rapid clip. According to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), China''s Marchvehicle sales rose 10.7% year-...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Côte d''Ivoire has suffered from chronic underinvestment following years of conflict and civil war. Its poortransport infrastructure, deteriorating road networks and high number of military checkpoints have had anegative impact on foreig...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
BMI remains positive on the outlook for new vehicles sales in Qatar, forecasting a further 17% rise in 2013,to take annual sales to nearly 100,000 units, with risks to our forecast very much weighted towards theupside.Although our C...
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May 2013
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BMI has become more negative on the outlook for Tanzanian new car sales over the past quarter, nowforecasting that just 4,535 new vehicles will be sold in the country in 2017. This downbeat view reflects thefact that new cars remain unaf...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
The year 2013 looks set to be yet another strong year for the Algerian autos industry, in line with BMI''sviews on the subject. We are currently forecasting a 15% increase in new car sales, to just below the500,000 unit mark.However...
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May 2013
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Euromonitor International
Euromonitor International''s Industrial reports provide a 360 degree view of an industry. The Industrial market report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the Engines and Turbines, Except Aircraft, Vehicle and Cycle Engines marke...
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May 2013
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The Australian economy continued to grow at the end of 2012 (0.6% quarter-on-quarter in seasonally adjusted terms) with this performance supported by the improvement in export performance. However, BMI does not expect external demand to remain res...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
BMI maintains its cautiously optimistic view on the Argentine port sector. The country enjoys a good commodities mix, but it continues to struggle with external headwinds as well as internal difficulties in the form of rising inflation and labour ...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
In 2013, BMI forecasts a 3.4% increase in vehicle sales in Gabon, on the back of a 2.2% uptick in the passenger car segment and a 9.1% increase in commercial vehicle (CV) sales. These fairly bullish forecasts come on the back of the strong euro lo...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Although 2012 sales of VAMA members contracted by 27.0%, we see many signs for optimism in 2013. We forecast VAMA members' sales to grow 6.7% in 2013, to hit 86,000 units on the back of the recent reduction in motoring fees as well as recent p...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
BMI is expecting strong growth in new car sales in Zambia over the coming five years. However, this growth is coming from a very low base, with BMI estimating that only 2,639 new vehicles were sold in the southern African country across 2012. More...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
BMI maintains a particularly bearish outlook for vehicle sales in Malawi in 2013, forecasting a 16.3%decline. We believe that the macroeconomic picture is becoming increasingly poor, predicated on rampantinflation, the rapidly depreciati...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Over the short term, BMI does not expect the situation to improve for new vehicle sales in Sudan and SouthSudan. In fact, over the past quarter, BMI has become more bearish on the outlook for Sudanese new carsales over our forecast perio...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Passenger car sales in Brazil increased 1.8% year-on-year (y-o-y) in the first three months of 2013, to613,220 units. Despite this weak growth, we maintain our forecast for 5.4% growth in 2013, however, as thegovernment''s recently exten...
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May 2013
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Business Monitor International
Zimbabwe remains one of the least attractive auto markets in Sub-Saharan Africa, reflecting the country''sstill-difficult economic and political backdrop. In fact, over the past quarter, BMI''s estimates for new carsales growth have fall...
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April 2013
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