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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: Car sales in China are expected to decrease to 25.31 million units
in 2020, down from around 25.83 million this year, according to a report in the
Securities Daily. The newspaper cited Xu Haidong, Assistant Secretary-General of
China Automobile Association, who said that sales could then increase again in
2023. China's auto market has entered a stage of deep adjustment due to changes
in emission standards and the lower purchasing power of consumers struggling
with high home prices, according to Jiang Yuan, the deputy director of the
Industry Division at the National Bureau of Statistics, who was also quoted in
the Daily's report. 

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