Volvo Q4 profit rises 18% on cost cuts, China, U.S. sales growth

By:

JOHANNES HELLSTROM

By:

Reuters

February 06, 2020 11:19 AM

STOCKHOLM -- Volvo reported an 18 percent rise in fourth-quarter operating profit as cost cuts and growing sales more than offset the impact of subdued global auto markets.

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