General Motors stops exporting made-in-US vehicles to China amid ongoing trade tension
General Motors has decided to stop exporting cars from the United States to China, as tensions rise between Washington and Beijing over trade. The move comes shortly after a temporary truce in the trade war between the two countries, which saw both sides agree to reduce tariffs for 90 days.
General Motors has decided to stop exporting cars from the United States to China, as tensions rise between Washington and Beijing over trade. The move comes shortly after a temporary truce in the trade war between the two countries, which saw both sides agree to reduce tariffs for 90 days.
