Volvo maintained its outlook for European and North American truck markets after orders rose a forecast-beating 24%.

Truck orders fell sharply in January as market conditions put pressure on demand. Despite the decline, year-over-year orders remain slightly higher.

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A decrease in truck sales in North America and Europe plus increased production costs in the U.S. dragged on Volvo Group AB ...

STOCKHOLM–Volvo maintained its outlook for European and North American truck markets after reporting a forecast-beating rise in fourth-quarter truck orders that was driven by fleet replacements ...