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Trade war: From auto firms to tech majors, who suffered the most in US

General Motors Co urged the US and China to engage in constructive dialogue over trade

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SUVs waiting to be exported from Lianyungang port in China. Photo: Reuters

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AUTO COMPANIES

General Motors Co urged the US and China to engage in constructive dialogue over trade.Rival Ford Motor Co too encouraged both governments to work together to resolve issue. The stock of automobile firms have suffered  before retracing losses.

BOEING & INDUSTRIALS

Aircraft maker Boeing Co closed down 1 per cent, weighing the most on the Dow Jones Industrial Average as documents from China’s Ministry of Commerce and the US manufacturer showed the move would affect some older Boeing narrowbody models. Boeing said it was assessing the situation while analysts from JP Morgan said the proposals from China looked

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