Bosch says pandemic, chip shortage to weigh on industry growth this year

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NICK CAREY and ILONA WISSENBACH

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Reuters

February 04, 2021 12:57 PM

Auto supplier Robert Bosch said Thursday the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and a semiconductor chip shortage will weigh on global automotive production growth in 2021.

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