Shares of industrial and transportation companies were more or less flat amid skepticism about the U.S.-Chinese trade truce.
General Motors shares rose after the auto maker said it would be spending $4 billion to manufacture more vehicles in the United States.
In 2024, GM imported about 45% of the cars it sold domestically, according to Bloomberg, mainly from Mexico, Canada, and South Korea.
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