China will buy 200 Boebng airplanes, Trump announced. That's less than expected

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China will buy 200 Boeing planes, US President Donald Trump said on Fox News on Thursday, May 14. "One thing he agreed to today is to order 200 airliners. That's a big deal," the American leader said after the first day of talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing.
Trump did not specify which models he was talking about; analysts speculated that the potential deal could include the Boeing 737 Max, the airline's best-selling model, CNBC wrote. At the same time, a larger order was expected to be announced during Trump's visit: sources Bloomberg said Beijing could buy about 500 Boeing airplanes.
The company hasn't received a major order from China in nearly a decade, CNBC notes.
Boeing shares collapsed more than 4%, while they were trading up 2% earlier in the day.
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