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Boeing News News 31 December 2025 - 20 January 2026

Boeing stock price dips despite Ethiopian Dreamliner order as BA heads into earnings spotlight

Boeing stock price dips despite Ethiopian Dreamliner order as BA heads into earnings spotlight

New York, January 20, 2026, 14:48 EST — Regular session Boeing shares slipped slightly Tuesday after Ethiopian Airlines placed an order for nine 787-9 Dreamliners and finalized the purchase of 11 737 MAX jets, the companies confirmed. The stock traded around $247.13 in the afternoon, down about 0.2%, after fluctuating between $240.08 and $248.43. Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Mesfin Tasew said, “We will continue to acquire more aircraft and adopt the latest technologies as part of our strategic vision to advance sustainable aviation.” (Reuters) The order itself is modest, arriving as investors sift through the gap between demand headlines and
Boeing stock slips into holiday week as Spirit labor vote and earnings loom

Boeing stock slips into holiday week as Spirit labor vote and earnings loom

New York, Jan 18, 2026, 5:25 PM EST — The market has closed. Boeing shares slipped 0.02%, ending Friday at $247.68, as investors braced for the long weekend with ongoing labor negotiations and legal risks still looming. (MarketWatch) U.S. stock markets remain closed Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with trading set to resume Tuesday. (New York Stock Exchange) This is critical for Boeing, with several key dates clustered tightly. The planemaker will release its fourth-quarter results on Jan. 27, followed just days later by a union ratification deadline for workers added after the Spirit AeroSystems acquisition.
Boeing stock price today: BA slips as Spirit labor deal and crash probe keep risks in view

Boeing stock price today: BA slips as Spirit labor deal and crash probe keep risks in view

New York, January 16, 2026, 13:31 EST — Regular session underway. Boeing shares slipped 0.2% to $247.23 in early afternoon New York trading Friday, as investors digested cautious progress on a labor agreement linked to its Spirit AeroSystems acquisition and the latest developments from a federal crash investigation. The market remains sharp on anything linked to Boeing’s production flow. Spirit’s Wichita plant supplies key structures to Boeing’s commercial assembly, and investors are closely monitoring whether the supplier’s reintegration will ease or disrupt output. The legal drumbeat shows no sign of slowing. An NTSB update on a UPS cargo crash has
Boeing stock rises late Tuesday as deliveries hit 600 and new orders roll in

Boeing stock rises late Tuesday as deliveries hit 600 and new orders roll in

New York, January 13, 2026, 18:05 EST — After-hours Boeing shares climbed 1.9% to $244.55 late Tuesday, buoyed by delivery figures and new aircraft orders that suggested progress in its production rebound. The stock fluctuated between $238.69 and $247.39 during the session. These updates are crucial as Boeing looks to boost deliveries and generate cash flow, following years of disruptions that have strained production and increased debt. Traders are closely watching to see if the company can raise output without sacrificing quality. It comes as airlines and lessors place orders for long-dated jets, signaling demand remains strong despite Boeing grappling
Boeing (BA) stock climbs on delivery surge, Delta Dreamliner deal and ACG 737 MAX order

Boeing (BA) stock climbs on delivery surge, Delta Dreamliner deal and ACG 737 MAX order

NEW YORK, January 13, 2026, 13:11 EST — Regular session Boeing shares climbed 2.2% to $245.10 in early afternoon trading Tuesday, boosted by a significant surge in 2025 jet deliveries. The planemaker also secured fresh orders for both its 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner models. For Boeing, delivery numbers directly reflect cash flow. The company has spent years grappling with safety and quality issues that dragged down output, strained suppliers, and made investors zero in on when production will reliably convert into steady cash generation once more. Airlines remain on the hunt for capacity, particularly on long-haul flights, while Boeing
Boeing stock heads into Monday after FAA moves 737 MAX 10 closer to approval — but a key snag remains

Boeing stock heads into Monday after FAA moves 737 MAX 10 closer to approval — but a key snag remains

NEW YORK, Jan 11, 2026, 18:06 EST — Market closed. Boeing’s (BA.N) 737 MAX 10 edged closer to U.S. certification after the Federal Aviation Administration gave the green light for a second phase of flight testing, according to someone familiar with the program. This approval doesn’t extend to the smaller MAX 7, and an engine deicing problem affecting both models remains unresolved. “It’s progress, but until (the MAX 10) is certified, it’s not,” said aerospace analyst Scott Hamilton, principal at the Leeham Company. (Reuters) The key point for BA stock right now is straightforward: investors see the MAX 10 timeline
Boeing stock jumps as 737 MAX 10 clears FAA test phase — here’s what investors watch next

Boeing stock jumps as 737 MAX 10 clears FAA test phase — here’s what investors watch next

New York, Jan 10, 2026, 17:37 EST — Market closed Boeing shares ended up 3.1% on Friday at $234.53. The stock traded between $228.30 and $235.13. (Investing.com) The Federal Aviation Administration has cleared Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 to move into the second phase of flight testing, a key step toward certification — the FAA sign-off required before airlines can fly a new model — a source familiar with the program told Reuters. The jet has more than 1,200 orders in its backlog, the industry’s term for its order book, but an engine deicing issue remains unresolved and the FAA green
Boeing stock rises as Bernstein lifts target to $277, but 737 supply signals stay in focus

Boeing stock rises as Bernstein lifts target to $277, but 737 supply signals stay in focus

New York, Jan 6, 2026, 13:03 EST — Regular session Shares of Boeing rose about 0.7% to $229.76 in early afternoon trade on Tuesday as Bernstein raised its price target to $277 from $267 and reiterated an Outperform rating. The stock traded between $227.39 and $231.57. TipRanks The upgrade lands as investors look for proof Boeing can lift jet output and turn higher deliveries into steadier cash generation. A BNP Paribas Equity Research report cited by Flying magazine said 737 MAX fuselage shipments from Spirit AeroSystems fell to the low 30s in December, below Boeing’s goal of 42 jets a
Boeing stock jumps nearly 5% as $2.7B Apache support contract, risk-on trade lift Dow

Boeing stock jumps nearly 5% as $2.7B Apache support contract, risk-on trade lift Dow

NEW YORK, Jan 2, 2026, 5:49 PM ET — After-hours Boeing Co shares rose 4.9% on Friday and were last up the same amount at $227.77 in after-hours trading, lifting a key Dow component on the first trading day of 2026. Reuters The move matters because Boeing (BA.N) is one of the Dow’s most influential names, and a sharp swing in the stock can meaningfully shift the index’s daily point move. Friday’s jump helped the Dow snap a four-session losing streak even as the broader market finished mixed. Reuters It also lands as investors look for early-year signals after a
Boeing stock today: Pentagon’s $2.7B Apache deal puts BA in focus heading into 2026

Boeing stock today: Pentagon’s $2.7B Apache deal puts BA in focus heading into 2026

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 11:15 ET — Market closed. Boeing Co won a $2.7 billion Pentagon contract for post-production support on Apache helicopters, the Defense Department said late on Wednesday. Boeing shares last closed down 0.6% at $217.12 in the final regular U.S. session of 2025. Reuters+1 The award matters for Boeing because investors have leaned on defense wins as a steadier counterweight while the company works to lift commercial jet output and rebuild confidence after years of manufacturing and regulatory setbacks. The Pentagon contract keeps attention on Boeing’s defense, space and security business, which a Reuters Breakingviews column
Boeing stock dips after hours as Pentagon awards $2.7 billion Apache support contract

Boeing stock dips after hours as Pentagon awards $2.7 billion Apache support contract

NEW YORK, December 31, 2025, 5:20 PM ET — After-hours Boeing shares slipped in after-hours trading on Wednesday after a Pentagon contracts notice showed the company won an Army award worth about $2.7 billion tied to Apache helicopter support. Boeing stock was down about 0.6% at $217.12. U.S. Department of War The latest award matters because Boeing is leaning on steadier defense work to balance a still-scrutinized commercial jet business. With markets heading into a holiday break, investors have been quick to latch onto any sign of durable revenue and cash generation going into 2026. U.S. Department of War+1 A
Boeing stock today slips as year-end trading thins, despite $8.6B Pentagon F-15 deal

Boeing stock today slips as year-end trading thins, despite $8.6B Pentagon F-15 deal

NEW YORK, December 31, 2025, 13:16 ET — Regular session Boeing shares were down about 0.4% at $217.61 in midday New York trading on Wednesday, underperforming only slightly in a subdued, year-end session. The move comes as Wall Street drifted lower in holiday-thin trading on the final session of 2025, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all modestly in the red at midday. “It’s perfectly fine in any bull market to have moments of cost,” said Giuseppe Sette, co-founder and president of Reflexivity, pointing to profit-taking when liquidity is low. Reuters For Boeing, the soft tone has kept the

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Carvana stock jumps 5% to $403.67 — here’s what CVNA traders are watching next

Carvana stock jumps 5% to $403.67 — here’s what CVNA traders are watching next

7 February 2026
Carvana shares rose 5.21% Friday to $403.67, rebounding after recent volatility sparked by a short-seller report from Gotham City Research. The company denied allegations of overstated earnings and undisclosed ties to DriveTime. Carvana will report Q4 and full-year 2025 results after markets close on Feb. 18. The January U.S. CPI report is scheduled for Feb. 13.
Confluent stock hugs IBM’s $31 bid — here’s what investors watch next week

Confluent stock hugs IBM’s $31 bid — here’s what investors watch next week

7 February 2026
Confluent shares closed at $30.57 Friday, 43 cents below IBM’s $31-per-share cash offer, ahead of key events next week. The company will report earnings Feb. 11 without a call or outlook, and shareholders vote on the merger Feb. 12. Confluent disclosed 17 demand letters and two lawsuits over proxy disclosures but denies wrongdoing. The IBM deal values Confluent at $11 billion.
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