Boeing suppliers Woodward and Hexcel cancel their plan to merge, citing "unprecedented challenges" caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Stock futures rebound slightly from Friday's Wall Street rout; Chinese stocks slump on their first day of trading since the coronavirus outbreak; Apple temporarily closes its 42 stores in China; Gilead works with China to test coronavirus treatment.

Stock futures are higher; the U.S.-China phase one trade agreement is expected to be signed Wednesday; fourth-quarter earnings season begins this week with reports from big U.S. banks.

Aerospace and industrial groups Woodward and Hexcel, key suppliers to Boeing, have agreed to an all-stock merger that value the combined companies at around $6.4 billion.

The new Woodward Hexcel would have 16,000 employees and estimated net revenues of $5.3 billion.

BofA slashes its price target on Hexcel, citing 'lackluster demand' for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner jets, for which the aerospace contractor is a top supplier.

Shares of airplane parts suppliers fall following the crash over the weekend of a Boeing 737 MAX 8 jet.

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