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MILAN (Reuters) – The mounting trouble for U.S. automakers has cost them any chance of winning more than partial help from a foreign investor or overseas rival.
Bankers and analysts say Detroit-based automakers could still find partners for limited tie-ups but caution it could prove impossible to find a deep pocket overseas for the cash the U.S. industry could need to ride out the current downturn.
European and Asian automakers are investing in more promising markets and face their own challenges from the rise in prices for fuel and raw materials like steel, analysts say.
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