US EditionChina orders halts to Boeing jet deliveries, Bloomberg News reports
- China has ordered its airlines to stop taking deliveries of Boeing jets, according to Bloomberg News.
- President Donald Trump stated that China did not fully comply with a previous trade deal and claimed they bought only a portion of what was agreed.
- China's retaliatory tariffs on US imports have led to significant cost increases for aircraft and components.
- Trump criticized China on social media, indicating that trade tensions between the US and China are escalating.
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Trump says China ‘reneged’ on Boeing deal as tensions flare
WASHINGTON, DC — US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that China has gone back on a major Boeing deal, after a news report that Beijing ordered airlines not to take further deliveries of the US aviation giant’s jets. Trump]s comments on social media followed a Bloomberg news report about the halt. The report also said
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Business TimesChina orders airlines to suspend Boeing jet deliveries amid trade war
China has ordered its airlines not to take further deliveries of Boeing BA.N jets in response to the U.S. decision to impose 145% tariffs on Chinese goods, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
China orders its airlines to suspend US Boeing's aircraft reception
China ordered domestic airlines to suspend all aircraft receptions from US manufacturer Boeing, in a context of intensified trade war between Beijing and Washington, press agency Bloomberg reported Tuesday. US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs of up to 145% on much of imports from China. Beijing retaliated by placing itss at 125% on US imports. China also called on US airlines to “stop all purchases of equipment and aircraft parts from US c…
Beijing pauses Boeing orders as trade war escalates
Boeing’s setback boosts competitiveness for rivals Airbus and COMAC in China.China has reportedly ordered its airlines not to take any further deliveries of Boeing jets in response to United States President Donald Trump’s decision to impose 145 percent tariffs on Chinese goods. Bloomberg News, citing people familiar with the matter, reported the development on Tuesday. The global aerospace industry is in the middle of a full-blown tariff war, w…
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