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U.S. and China talks raise risk of new pressure on Chinese automakers

CNBC says U.S. automakers and lawmakers are pushing to maintain restrictions on Chinese vehicles and manufacturers as President Trump meets Xi Jinping.

CNBC Markets and CNBC World report that President Trump’s meeting with China’s President Xi Jinping is coming as U.S. automakers and lawmakers press to keep restrictions in place on Chinese vehicles and manufacturers.

The coverage frames Chinese automakers as a potential flashpoint for the U.S. auto industry, implying heightened scrutiny around how any U.S. China discussions could affect market access and competition.

The story centers on the broader trade and policy backdrop, with auto-related restrictions positioned as a core issue in the lead-up to the U.S.-China encounter.

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