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Ford's stock drops 2.6% amid U.S. government scrutiny over China ties
In the past 24 hours, Ford's stock declined by 2.6%, closing at $13.50, following increased scrutiny from the U.S. government over its partnerships with Chinese companies. The Trump administration, through Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy, expressed concerns about Ford's collaboration with Chinese firms like Geely and CATL, citing national security risks and potential impacts on American workers. Ford has responded by defending its operations and emphasizing its commitment to the U.S. market.
Key points
- Ford's stock falls 2.6% amid U.S. government scrutiny over China ties.
- Ford defends its China partnerships, emphasizing U.S. manufacturing commitment.
- Transportation Secretary Duffy raises concerns about Ford's China collaborations.
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