China to buy 200 Boeing jets, Trump says, fewer than expected - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiswFBVV95cUxOVG5aMmxHckU2Y2N6eExzdTJjSkhFS1MzRHVzSmVldTczTDNnWGlvS29wc0dicnNKOWlQVlRJZFl3UXBQTmtnUHVMbHpqZDlpeDM3VFM4c0lLNENHWFh4QnhoU25ZbUEwZ0FtdWstdHdqNGlhY1VtSWtyRWZTVDVBd0Uwa2IwTFhYaTRPaXVKVDNlcTlxaXdzSXM0Y1Y5VVBvb3ZOdWt4VnhVdnVKdFJKNUFlZw?oc=5" target="_blank">China to buy 200 Boeing jets, Trump says, fewer than expected</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

China agreed to purchase 200 planes from Boeing, marking the nation's first purchase of U.S.-made commercial jets in nearly a decade. Despite the announcement, Boeing shares fell 4.8% to $229.13.

President Donald Trump announced that China has agreed to order 200 Boeing jets, marking the first major purchase of U.S.-made commercial jets by China in nearly a decade. The specific aircraft models were not disclosed.

President Trump announced that China committed to purchasing 200 Boeing jets, calling it a 'commitment' for jobs during a Fox News interview. Boeing shares fell 4% after the statement.