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China vehicle inventory alert index drops to 54.6% in Mar
China's Vehicle Inventory Alert (VIA) Index stood at 54.6 percent in March, implying that the automotive industry continues to be in contractionary territory.
China auto dealer inventory factor rises to 1.61 in Feb
China's automobile dealer inventory factor was 1.61 in February, above the alert line of 1.50, meaning that dealers' inventory levels are higher than a reasonable range.
China vehicle inventory alert index falls to 56.9% in Feb
China's Vehicle Inventory Alert (VIA) Index stood at 56.9 percent in February, implying that the automotive industry continues to be in contractionary territory.
China auto dealer inventory factor rises to 1.40 in Jan
China's automobile dealer inventory factor was 1.40 in January, below the 1.50 alert line, meaning that dealers' inventory levels are in a reasonable range.
China vehicle inventory alert index rises to 62.3% in Jan
China's Vehicle Inventory Alert (VIA) Index stood at 62.3 percent in January, implying that the automotive industry continues to be in contractionary territory.
China auto dealer inventory factor rises to 1.14 in Dec
China's automobile dealers' inventory factor stood at 1.14 in December, below the alert line of 1.50, implying that dealers' inventory levels are in a reasonable range.
China vehicle inventory alert index falls to 50.2% in Dec
China's Vehicle Inventory Alert (VIA) Index stood at 50.2 percent in December, implying that the automotive industry continues to be in contractionary territory.
China auto dealer inventory factor rises to 1.11 in Nov
China's auto dealer inventory factor stood at 1.11 in November, below the alert line of 1.50, implying that dealers' inventory levels are in a reasonable range.
China vehicle inventory alert index rises to 51.8% in Nov
China's Vehicle Inventory Alert (VIA) Index stood at 51.8 percent in November, implying that the automotive industry continues to be in contractionary territory.
China auto dealer inventory factor drops to 1.10 in Oct
That's a 35.29 percent year-on-year decrease and a 14.73 percent decrease from September, implying less pressure on dealers' inventories.