Boeing Stock News

(Reuters) – Leasing pioneer Steven Udvar-Hazy cast doubt on the production ambitions of leading planemakers on Wednesday and called on Boeing to revisit longer-term plans for a new mid-market jet with 200-plus seats to close a gap with Airbus.

Boeing <> jumps to the top of the Dow Jones average as Baird adds the stock as a Bullish Fresh Pick with a $306 price target, as 737 MAX deliveries to China likely will resume in…

Jim Cramer and Jeff Marks talk about selling opportunities as the S&P 500 rallied for a second day. They talk about Boeing''s credibility, which is deeply on the line but has a possibility of bouncing back and how the street is getting bullish on it.

As the Fed is expected to lift interest rates today, inflation shows no sign of slowing in any commodity outside of oil.

Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Wednesday.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

Investors should buy the dip on Boeing as 737-Max deliveries are expected to resume in China, according to Baird.

Russia’s aviation authority revealed on March 10 that the Chinese refusal has come after the Boeing and Airbus halted supply of aircraft components. But for India and other countries, Russian plan to source spare parts from them would not be just a commercial proposition as it would have been in normal times. It may need some deft diplomacy.

A few Club holdings made news as we approach Wednesday''s much-anticipated Fed decision.

With Boeing Co (NYSE: BA ) shares down about 12% year-to-date, Hightower Advisors'' Stephanie Link stepped in and bought more. "It usually trades on the 737 Max news and 787 production and delivery status and they''re making progress on both," Link said Tuesday on CNBC. She expects the stock to get a lift from certification in China over the next few months. See Also: Full story available on Benzinga.com

A Boeing (BA) 737 MAX jet that took off from Seattle earlier on Monday reportedly is on the way to the company''s completion plant in Zhoushan, China, in a sign the model is closer…

Boeing <> says new Caribbean airline Arajet has ordered 20 737 MAX jets, with options to purchase 15 additional 737 planes MAXs that could take the airline''s new fuel-efficient …

EL SEGUNDO, Calif., March 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Space Force''s Wide Field of View spacecraft arrived safely on February 2 to the launch processing facility in Florida, having shipped from Millennium Space Systems, a Boeing (NYSE: BA) company''s headquarters in El Segundo,…

Boeing Co (NYSE: BA ) received an order for 20 737 MAX airplanes, specifically the high-capacity 737-8-200 model, from Arajet, a new Caribbean … Full story available on Benzinga.com

BERLIN: Germany has decided in principle to purchase the US fighter jet F-35 built by Lockheed Martin to replace its ageing Tornado, according to two government sources. A German defence source told Reuters in early February that Germany was leaning toward purchasing the F-35 but a final decision had not been taken. The Tornado is the only German jet capable of carrying US nuclear bombs, stored in Germany, in case of a conflict. But the air force has been flying the jet since the 1980s, and Berlin is planning to phase it out between 2025 and 2030. It was not clear how many F-35 jets Germany may attempt to purchase. Germany eyes Lockheed F-35 fighter jet; no final decision The F-35 buy will be a blow for Boeing, whose F-18 was favoured by former German defence minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer to replace the Tornado. The decision to go with a US fighter jet could also upset France. Paris has been warily watching past German deliberations over whether to settle on the F-18 or the F-35, concerned it could undermine the development of a joint Franco-German fighter jet that is supposed to be ready in the 2040s.