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Car makers ask Trump to block Chinese brands before Xi meeting

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UPDATE - follow-up to Auto industry urges Trump to keep Chinese automakers out ahead of Xi meeting - Reuters: Car makers are pushing Donald Trump to stop Chinese auto brands from entering the market before his meeting with Xi. Industry leaders want to protect local business and jobs from cheap imports. They feel strong rules are needed to keep foreign rivals away. This step comes right before the big leaders meet to talk about trade and business. Car companies hope the government will take quick action on this matter.

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Car makers have asked Donald Trump to block Chinese car brands from the market ahead of a meeting with Xi.

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This request highlights deep trade tensions and concerns over competition in the global car market. Protecting local manufacturing from cheaper foreign alternatives is a major priority for domestic industry leaders.

What Happens Next

Observers will watch the upcoming meeting between Trump and Xi to see if trade rules or vehicle imports become a formal part of the discussions.

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