BEIJING, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Vehicle sales in China fell 1.8
percent in September from a year earlier as Japanese automakers'
sales collapsed, adding to downward pressures from a slowing
economy and rising fuel costs that have weighed on the world's
biggest auto market.
September's was the first monthly fall since January 2012,
raising the risk of a deeper slump which would harm Chinese and
foreign carmakers alike.
A territorial row between China and Japan, which spurred
violent protests in some parts of China last month as well as
calls for boycotts of Japanese products, hammered Japanese car
sales, a shift from which European and South Korean firms have
been the chief beneficiaries.
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