Boeing's shares fell about 2% despite a strong surge in September orders to 165 units worth $12.3 billion, led by Turkish Airlines, and the upcoming certification of the 737 MAX 10. Deliveries increased slightly to 57 aircraft, with 2026 growth expected to come from production rather than inventory clearance. The company faces challenges from higher interest rates impacting debt-heavy firms and ongoing supply chain constraints, but remains bullish due to improved production decision frameworks. Investors should watch how Boeing manages these risks moving forward.
Boeing's stock trades at USD 190.21 on Pluang as of Oct 17, 2026 18:01 WIB, showing a modest 0.78% gain for the day. The company has a market capitalization of $150.34 billion, reflecting its significant size in the industrial sector. Despite recent challenges, Pluang order activity shows a balanced investor sentiment with 58% selling and 42% buying.
Morgan Stanley lowered its Boeing stock price target from $250 to $225 while maintaining a Buy rating, citing softer sentiment but steady demand in aerospace and defense. This adjustment comes ahead of Boeing's Q3 earnings report and follows similar ...
Turkish Airlines and CFM International signed a Memorandum of Understanding for over 300 LEAP-1B engines to power up to 150 Boeing 737 MAX planes, covering a total fleet of more than 600 engines including spares and leased aircraft. The agreement inc...
Boeing announced its delivery numbers for the third quarter of 2026, showing robust activity in both commercial airplanes and defense sectors. The company delivered 161 commercial planes, including 124 units of the 737 model, and 33 defense-related u...
