NYSE:BA 13 December 2025 - 23 December 2025

Boeing shares closed up 1.29% at $216.84 on Dec. 22, 2025, marking a third straight gain despite below-average volume. After hours, the stock hovered near $216.90 as investors reacted to ULA CEO Tory Bruno’s resignation and fresh scrutiny of defense contractors from Washington.

Boeing shares rose about 1.1% to $216.39 on December 22, 2025, after trading between $214.22 and $217.09. The move comes as the company reports supplier defect reductions and seeks an FAA waiver to continue selling 777F freighters. An Air India Boeing 777 incident is under investigation but did not involve injuries. Year-to-date, Boeing stock is up roughly 22%.

Boeing shares closed at $214.08 on Friday, Dec. 19, ahead of a holiday-shortened week marked by thin trading and heightened sensitivity to headlines. The company requested an FAA waiver to sell 35 more 777F freighters before new emissions rules in 2028 and faces ongoing FAA review of the 737 MAX 10 cockpit alerting system. Intraday trading ranged from $209 to $216.

Industrials stocks closed 2025 with renewed market leadership, as the sector benefited from AI-driven capital spending and infrastructure policy shifts. The Industrial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLI) rose about 20.26% year-to-date through December 16. Major indexes ended the week higher, with investors rotating beyond mega-cap tech. Charles Schwab upgraded industrials to “Outperform” in December, citing solid fundamentals.

Boeing shares closed at $214.08 Friday, up 2.79%, after JPMorgan raised its price target to $245. The company is seeking an FAA waiver to sell 35 more 777 freighters before new emissions rules take effect in 2028. The FAA will review Boeing’s updated alerting system for the 737 MAX 10, but certification for key models remains years away.

Boeing shares rose about 1.4% to $209 in afternoon trading Thursday. The company and SPEEA paused contract talks for 1,600 Wichita workers acquired with Spirit AeroSystems, with negotiations set to resume January 5. Boeing completed its Spirit acquisition December 8, bringing key commercial structures in-house.

Boeing shares closed at $206.33 Wednesday, down 0.18%, then edged up 0.11% to $206.55 in after-hours trading. The U.S. Air Force will buy two Boeing 747-8s for $400 million to support the presidential fleet, with deliveries expected in 2026. Boeing also secured a $930.8 million Navy contract to extend Super Hornet service life.

Boeing shares closed at $205.50, up 0.55% Monday, then slipped 0.24% in after-hours trading. The FAA published a notice outlining new safety requirements and certification timelines for 737 MAX aircraft, including retrofit deadlines tied to the 737-10 model. Trading volume reached about 6.7 million shares.