Boeing (BA) News Today

The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) is moving today on a mix of contract wins, technical milestones, rising market interest, and fresh labor disruptions.

• Positive Sentiment: Boeing secured a new U.S. Army contract, underscoring long-term defense revenue potential. “We’re In It For the Long Haul”: Boeing Stock (NYSE:BA) Gains With New Army Contract
• Positive Sentiment: Options traders and institutional investors are piling into BA: unusual call volume spiked and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust raised its stake, signaling bullish conviction. Here's Why Traders Turned Bullish on Boeing Stock
• Positive Sentiment: Boeing’s long-awaited 777-9 jet is expected to fly for the first time in nearly five years as soon as August 5, advancing its widebody production program. Boeing expected to fly 777-9 for first time in nearly five years, Air Current editor says
• Neutral Sentiment: Boeing is highlighted as one of five top defense stocks to consider on August 5 by MarketBeat’s stock screener. Best Defense Stocks To Consider - August 5th
• Neutral Sentiment: The company appears on MarketBeat’s “Promising Defense Stocks To Follow Today” list for August 4, reflecting steady investor interest. Promising Defense Stocks To Follow Today - August 4th
• Neutral Sentiment: Zacks reports heavy recent searches for BA, highlighting high investor attention but urging a review of fundamentals. Investors Heavily Search The Boeing Company (BA): Here is What You Need to Know
• Neutral Sentiment: MSN aggregates Wall Street analysts’ target prices for BA, offering a range of outlooks for potential upside. What Are Wall Street Analysts' Target Price for Boeing Stock?
• Negative Sentiment: Over 3,200 defense workers at Boeing’s St. Louis-area and Illinois plants have gone on strike after rejecting a contract offer, threatening production schedules. More than 3,000 Boeing defense workers go on strike after rejecting contract
• Negative Sentiment: A United Airlines Boeing 787 experienced an engine failure and made an emergency landing, raising fresh safety concerns. A United Boeing 787 suffered an engine failure, forcing it to dump fuel and make an emergency landing