NYSE:BA 23 January 2026 - 31 January 2026

Boeing shares slipped 0.1% to $233.72 on Friday as the U.S. market closed for the weekend. Investors weighed new jet order news from India alongside a modest U.S. defense contract.

Boeing shares fell again on Friday, down about 1.4% at $230.70 in midday trade, as a fresh aircraft order failed to steady sentiment. The broader market was also weaker, with the S&P 500 ETF down about 0.6%.

Boeing stock closed down 3.1% on Thursday at $234.04, and was little changed in after-hours trade, after a fresh 737 MAX order from Air India failed to shift the mood. The shares traded between $233.37 and $243.73 during the session.

Shares of Boeing slipped Thursday, erasing an early gain despite new orders from India. Around midday in New York, the stock was down 2.2% at $236.34, after closing Wednesday at $241.59. Trading volume hit roughly 3.3 million shares.

Boeing shares climbed on Friday, staying close to a recent peak into after-hours trading. Investors digested fresh remarks from the head of the U.S. aviation regulator alongside government data highlighting a recovery in major jet orders. The stock finished the regular session up 0.29% at $252.15 but slipped 0.14% in after-hours trading to $251.80.

Boeing shares slipped on Friday following a U.S. government report that flagged a jump in export-backed deals linked to the planemaker’s order book. Regulators also reiterated that crucial certification tasks remain Boeing’s responsibility. The stock dropped 0.5% to $250.11 in late morning trading.