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Mercedes China Dealer’s Dollar Bond Slumps, Trades Like Junk

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 01 September 2026, 01:34 UTC By Pearl Liu 1 min read
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One of China’s largest Mercedes-Benz Group AG dealerships is grappling with soaring bond yields in a warning sign for the sector, as the country’s sluggish economy makes consumers think twice about splashing out on new cars.

One of China’s largest Mercedes-Benz Group AG dealerships is grappling with soaring bond yields in a warning sign for the sector, as the country’s sluggish economy makes consumers think twice about splashing out on new cars.
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