US EditionChina orders halts to Boeing jet deliveries, Bloomberg News reports
- China has ordered its airlines to stop accepting deliveries of Boeing jets, affecting their access to the U.S. Aerospace market, as reported by Bloomberg News.
- The Chinese government has also prohibited its carriers from purchasing aircraft parts from American companies, which could impact their existing fleet operations.
- Boeing shares dropped three percent following the news of the delivery halt and the broader implications of the trade war.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping stated, "There are no winners in a trade war," emphasizing self-reliance amid increasing U.S. Tariffs.
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