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September 5, 2026 · Saturday · 2 items · 2 sections
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Argentina car market falls 19% in August while sales of China-built vehicles keep rising

Vehicle registrations in Argentina fell 19% year-on-year in August. Imports of cars from China, however, continued to grow during the same month.

What this means for buyersChinese-made vehicle penetration is expanding despite Argentina's economic contraction. Parts buyers and workshops in Argentina will increasingly consider Chinese-origin components, pointing to rising aftermarket sourcing demand.
Google News — La 100 source →
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Over 50% of vessels delayed at Asia's busiest container ports

More than half of vessels at Asia's busiest container ports are currently facing delays. Extreme weather and broader supply-chain disruption are the main causes.

What this means for buyersAuto parts shipments from China to Latin America, the Middle East and Russia often transfer through Asian hub ports. Importers should expect possible longer lead times and higher freight costs and build buffer stock where possible.
Seatrade Maritime News — Seatrade Maritime News source →

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