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IPC Index — Mexico MarketThe U.S. and China are in the final stages of talks on a major Boeing Co. aircraft order, U.S. Ambassador to China David Perdue said, according to Bloomberg News. Though he gave no details on the size, Perdue told reporters in Beijing—alongside a delegation of U.S. lawmakers—that an agreement could be reached soon. The deal comes as both nations look to steady trade ties strained by years of geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions. A large order would signal renewed commercial cooperation between the world’s two biggest economies and deliver a timely lift for Boeing, which faces regulatory hurdles and fierce competition from Airbus in China. While the timeline remains unclear, Perdue’s comments suggest a breakthrough is near, one that could reshape the aerospace market and add momentum to broader U.S.-China trade talks.
