BMW (BMW GY) sales head says China business stabilising and has started 2026 quite strongly

The comments from BMW's sales head suggest a positive outlook for their business in China, indicating that their operations may be stabilizing following any previous volatility.

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This stability could bode well for BMW's revenue and profitability in the near term, particularly as they start 2026 on a strong note. Investors should closely monitor how this impacts the overall sentiment in the automobile sector and related equity markets.

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