Boeing Stock Is Moving Lower: What's Going On?
Portfolio Pulse from Adam Eckert
Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) shares are trading lower after the FAA approved an inspection process for 737 Max 9s but will not allow increased production due to quality control issues. The FAA had grounded 171 Boeing jets following an incident where a panel flew off a 737 during flight. Despite a recent order from Akasa Air for 150 737 Max planes, Boeing's stock is still down over the last month. Boeing is scheduled to report Q4 financial results on Jan. 31.
January 25, 2024 | 1:56 pm
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Boeing's stock is trading lower due to the FAA's decision to not allow increased production of 737 Max 9s until quality control issues are resolved, despite a recent boost from Akasa Air's order.
The FAA's decision directly impacts Boeing's production capabilities and raises concerns about quality control, which are critical factors for investors. The negative sentiment is likely to outweigh the positive news of the Akasa Air order in the short term, especially with the stock already down over the past month. The upcoming Q4 financial results may provide further direction for the stock.
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