TOKYO -- Robust global auto demand has prompted Nissan Motor to lift its annual net profit forecast through March 2022 for the second time this fiscal year, as the Japanese automaker moves away from offering big discounts to capture market share.
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Nissan’s production in the April to September period rose 3% year-on-year, helped by stronger global demand for cars. (Photo by Nobuki Tanaka)
TOKYO -- Robust global auto demand has prompted Nissan Motor to lift its annual net profit forecast through March 2022 for the second time this fiscal year, as the Japanese automaker moves away from offering big discounts to capture market share.