STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Volvo Cars posted on Friday earnings below analysts’ expectations pressured by the lingering global supply shortages, while demand for its products remained strong. The Gothenburg-based carmaker, which listed on Nasdaq Stockholm in October, said it expected to continue growing sales volume in 2022, though uncertainty due to the lingering effects of the pandemic was still high. Volvo and other global car makers have been forced to cut vehicle output, despite robust demand in key markets like China and the United States, due to a global chip shortage. “While the component sh…