India: Truck sales rise on low base effect

The low base effect experienced in 2009 has led to a 74% year-on-year rise in truck sales in India in May. A factor that contributed to this growth was the improved demand for cargo transportation from the manufacturing and agricultural sectors. The Hindu Business Line, a local business daily, citing the It’s time to log … Continued

The low base effect experienced in 2009 has led to a 74% year-on-year rise in truck sales in India in May. A factor that contributed to this growth was the improved demand for cargo transportation from the manufacturing and agricultural sectors.

The Hindu Business Line, a local business daily, citing the

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