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Home » Coronavirus and the global auto market: Fragile recovery begins [Feature]

Coronavirus and the global auto market: Fragile recovery begins [Feature]

Amanda Harris and Garret ReichbyAmanda Harris and Garret Reich
July 30, 2021
in Features, Risk Management
Reading Time: 6 mins read
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The coronavirus spurred one of the worst periods for vehicle sales in markets across the globe. When the COVID-19 virus first emerged, no one could have predicted the crippling repercussions that would follow. Now, it’s clear just how bad things became. As nations worked to contain the spread of the virus, manufacturers attempted to balance […]

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