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Date Headline Sentiment
Chips, Asset Managers and Consumer Names Slide After Warsh's Press Conference: The 10 Biggest Losers
97.1%
AerSale Announces Lease Of Boeing 757-200PCF Freighter To Kazakhstan Cargo Airline Jupiter Jet; Terms Not Disclosed
89.82%
Boeing shares are trading lower after the company's CEO presented at a Morgan Stanley conference mentioned that 777X testing may spill into next year and it is still waiting on the engine seal fix from GE Aerospace for final certification. The CFO said slower-than-expected 737 and 787 rate ramp-ups into the year-end reduces the likelihood of the company reaching the upper-end of its previous FCF forecast.
97.06%
Boeing CFO Says Expect 2026 FCF Around $2B, The Midpoint Of Its Previous Forecast Range; Says Slower-Than-Expected 737 And 787 Rate Ramp-Ups Into Year-End Reduce Likelihood Of Reaching Upper End Of Previous FCF Forecast
92.03%
Boeing CEO Says If Co Did Have A SPEEA Strike, Essentially The 777x Certification Program Shuts Down Until We Get The Engineers Back
92.03%
Boeing CEO Downplays Expectations Of China Jet Order At Upcoming Trump-Xi Summit
92.03%
Boeing CEO At Morgan Stanley Conference Says Engine Delays Still Hampering Plans To Raise 787 Production Rate From 8 To 10/Month
92.03%
Boeing CEO Speaking At Morgan Stanley Conference Says It Is Still Waiting On Engine Seal Fix From GE Aerospace For 777X, Required For Final Certification
92.03%
Boeing CEO Says Some 777X Testing May Spill Into Next Year But Still Plans 2027 Deliveries, No Change To Initial Unit Count; Says 737 Rate Of 52 A Month Needs Stability From Wing Shop
92.03%
Boeing CEO Says Wings Production Is Current Supply Chain Constraint, Stabilizing 737 Output At 47 Jets A Month Taking Longer Than Expected; Says MAX 10 Certification Coming 'Very Shortly'
92.03%