BMW raises profit forecast as higher car prices counter chip woes

BMW headquarters Munich — (Michael Dalder/REUTERS)

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Bloomberg

October 01, 2021 06:53 AM

BMW raised its profit expectations for this year after higher car prices outweighed a worsening semiconductor shortage that is hampering output across global automakers.

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