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British car production declined for the eighth month in a row in January as output bound for China plunged by more than 70%. The car industry is struggling with multiple headwinds, including falling demand in China, a regulatory backlash against diesel vehicles in Europe and continued uncertainty over Brexit, which has put the brakes on investment in the UK. – Guardian.
US stocks finished in the red on Wednesday, as investors kept an eye on the summit taking place between Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong Un.
