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Manufacturing sector contracts for fifth month in a row
New data has shown that the manufacturing sector has contracted for the fifth month in a row, while new vehicle sales came under pressure yet again.
SA trade gap halves as vehicle imports slump
The trade deficit unexpectedly shrunk to R6.5-billion in May as fewer vehicle imports offset the drop in platinum exports.
South African vehicle sales fall 0.3%
The industry association has said that sales unexpectedly dropped in August compared with figures from a year before.
New vehicles sales rise
New vehicle sales improved by 25% in February compared with the same month in 2010.
New vehicles sales up in October
South Africa's new vehicle sales jumped 22,2% in October from the previous year, as interest-rate cuts since late 2008 boosted demand.
SA vehicle sales jump in March
SA's total industry new vehicle sales increased by 20,07% year-on-year to 43 591 units in March, Naamsa said on Tuesday.
SA vehicle sales jump in February
SA's total industry new vehicle sales increased by 20,5% year-on-year to 39 312 units in February, Naamsa said on Tuesday.
Sales of new vehicles rise, recovery seen
SA's new vehicle sales rose in the year to January, the first annual increase in 33 months, marking a turnaround in a sector hit by depressed demand.
Sales of new vehicles plummet
Sales of new vehicles in May were down 34,7% year-on-year (y/y), compared with a fall of 43,1% y/y in April, figures showed on Tuesday.
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