U.S. manufacturers are pleading with the Trump administration to not allow the Chinese auto industry "to wheedle its way in" to the American market.
Add Axios as your preferred source to
see more of our stories on Google.
Illustration: Lindsey Bailey/Axios
U.S. manufacturers are pleading with the Trump administration not to allow the Chinese auto industry "to wheedle its way in" to the American market.
Why it matters: President Trump is visiting China at a time when sky-high gas prices and inflation concerns have reignited calls for allowing cheap Chinese vehicles into the U.S.
Auto-state lawmakers seek to keep certain Chinese vehicles out of U.S. as Trump heads to Beijing
As Trump-Xi Meet, Stunning Declines From Trade War Appear Personal
Trump unlikely to persuade Xi to stop buying Iranian oil, analysts say | The National
China's status as Iran's top oil customer in focus before Trump-Xi meeting | The National
What’s at stake for tech at the Trump-Xi meeting
For Chinese exporters, Iran worries eclipse tariff woes as Trump, Xi prepare to meet
Trump to announce tariff truce extension, aircraft purchases from Boeing in China, traders predict
Stocks to watch during high-stakes Trump-Xi talks include Boeing, EV and chip names
Chinese company Zhejiang Geely Holding Group has big investments in three automakers already doing business in the U.S.
