Live Watch: Fed Chair Powell speaks at the Economic Club of Chicago Munich - Delayed Quote • EUR Airbus SE (AIRA.MU) Follow Compare 35.20 -0.20 (-0.56%) As of 8:10:39 PM GMT+2. Market Open. All News Press Releases SEC Filings Boeing should be able to reallocate aircraft meant for China, says BofA BofA analyst Ronald Epstein notes Bloomberg’s report that China halted delivery of all Boeing (BA) jets and asked Chinese carriers to halt any purchases of aircraft-related equipment and parts from U.S. companies as part of the escalating trade war between the countries. Boeing is the largest U.S. exporter, so the firm is not surprised by China’s move, though it sees this situation as “unsustainable” given the firm’s view that Airbus (EADSY) can’t realistically be China’s only supplier of large China Can Hurt Boeing, but the U.S. Can Win an Aerospace Trade War—Heard on the Street China could score a short-term victory by hitting Boeing, America’s embattled plane maker, but it may also have a lot to lose. Boeing shares dropped around 2% Tuesday morning following reports that Chinese state airlines will stop taking deliveries of its jets and buying its parts in retaliation for Donald Trump’s tariff war. Boeing is bleeding money as it attempts to increase production and leave behind an era of quality control fiascoes. Airbus (ENXTPA:AIR) Stock Dips 11% Last Quarter Airbus (ENXTPA:AIR) recently increased its annual dividend to €2.00 per share and appointed Annapurna Vishwanathan as the VP, Head of Information Management and Digital for India & South Asia. Despite these developments aimed at enhancing shareholder value and strengthening its digital strategy, the company's stock saw an 11% decline last quarter. This movement comes amidst ongoing volatility driven by trade discussions and fluctuating global indices. The broader market held relatively flat,... Delta Won’t Swallow Tariff-Related Costs on Planes, CEO Says Delta Air Lines is working to avoid paying tariffs on the dozens of planes it is set to receive from Airbus this year. “We will not pay tariffs on any aircraft deliveries we take,” Delta Chief Executive Ed Bastian said during an earnings call Wednesday. “We will defer any deliveries that have a tariff on it.” High-Flying Defense Stocks Sink as Tariffs Upend Supply Chains (Bloomberg) -- Europe’s defense and aerospace stocks plunged on fears that US tariffs could upset the industry’s supply chains, and as investors booked profits on some of the region’s best-performing shares of 2025.Most Read from BloombergHousing Agency Aims to Relocate Its DC HeadquartersBoston Mayor Wu Embraces Trump Resistance as Campaign Heats UpThis Skinny Mexico City Tower Is Just 14 Feet Wide on One SideThe Irish Hot Press Is the Low-Tech Laundry Trick the World NeedsWhat Would ‘Transport Boeing, Airbus Set to Lose 45-Year Duty-Free Status The Trump administration’s new tariffs upend a trade deal that has allowed Boeing, Airbus and other aerospace manufacturers to build aircraft and jet engines largely without tariffs since the 1980s, an aerospace industry group said. The latest duties are set to bring an end to tariff exemptions that these companies and their suppliers have enjoyed under a World Trade Organization deal that includes the U.S., China, Canada, most European Union nations and a host of other countries. The 1980 trade pact opened the door for broad U.S. commercial jet exports into Europe. Annapurna Vishwanathan Joins Airbus (ENXTPA:AIR) As VP Driving Digital Transformation Airbus (ENXTPA:AIR) recently appointed Annapurna Vishwanathan as Vice President, Head of Information Management and Digital for India and South Asia, marking a significant step in enhancing its digital transformation efforts. The company's on-market total returns rose 8% over the last quarter. This period saw the launch of its CRYSTAL project, aiming to measure non-CO2 emissions from jet fuels, signifying a move towards sustainability. Furthermore, a proposed dividend increase and a special... Businesses rush goods into US foreign trade zones as tariffs loom Businesses have sharply increased shipments of imported goods into duty-free “foreign trade zones” as they make use of a Great Depression-era... AirAsia to Keep Cutting Prices, Grow Fleet to Get Revenue Flying Again Southeast Asia’s largest budget carrier is set to cut ticket prices further and expand its fleet, a top executive says, betting the strategy can help AirAsia win over more travelers and boost revenue. European Market's Hidden Gems: ASML Holding And 2 Other Value Stocks In the midst of economic uncertainties and fluctuating indices, the European market has been navigating challenges such as U.S. trade tariffs and monetary policy shifts, with major stock indexes showing mixed performances. Despite these hurdles, opportunities arise for discerning investors to identify undervalued stocks that may offer potential value in a volatile environment. Boeing Stock Under Pressure: Tariffs Weigh on America's Biggest Exporter The trade war isn’t just weighing on big importers, it’s also punishing the country’s biggest exporter: Boeing shares fell 6.6% Tuesday. The U.S. had a trade surplus in 2024 of roughly $100 billion from all the aircraft that it makes and sends out to other countries. Boeing is the biggest chunk of that business. TriMas wins multi-year global contract with Airbus TriMas (TRS) announced that TriMas Aerospace’s Monogram Aerospace Fasteners, Allfast Fastening Systems and Mac Fasteners brands have been awarded a multi-year global contract with Airbus (EADSY), expanding the company’s existing contract scope across all fastener business units and further strengthening TriMas Aerospace’s position across the global Airbus supply chain. TriMas Aerospace will be manufacturing the contracted fasteners in its Commerce and City of Industry, California, facilities, as Airbus stock drops on full-year outlook miss Airbus (EADSY) shares are under pressure after issuing full-year guidance that was weaker than Wall Street expected. Brad Smith and Madison Mills take a closer look at the factors challenging the aircraft maker's forecast. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Wealth here. This post was written by Naomi Buchanan. Trending tickers: Microsoft, Palantir, Walmart, Mercedes-Benz and Centrica The latest investor updates on stocks that are trending on Thursday. Stocks to watch this week: Alibaba, Walmart, HSBC, Rio Tinto and Lloyds Earnings preview of key companies reporting this week and what to look out for. 3 Stocks Estimated To Be Up To 48.3% Below Intrinsic Value As global markets navigate the complexities of trade tensions and fluctuating economic indicators, investors are keenly observing how these developments impact stock valuations. With major indices experiencing mixed performances amid tariff uncertainties and evolving monetary policies, the search for undervalued stocks becomes particularly relevant. In such a climate, identifying stocks that are trading below their intrinsic value can offer potential opportunities for investors looking to... Boeing stock slides on declining full-year aircraft deliveries Aerospace manufacturer Boeing (BA) is seeing shares decline after reporting that both its fourth quarter and full-year 2024 aircraft deliveries fell year-over-year. Wealth host Brad Smith explains the latest. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Wealth here. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan. 10 predictions for the space economy in 2025 2025 could prove to be one of the most transformative years on record for the space economy. As we look ahead, here are 10 predictions for the space capital markets in 2025. Trending tickers: Alphabet, AMD, Microsoft, Reddit and Snap The latest investor updates on stocks that are trending on Wednesday. Southwest Airlines CEO: 'We need Boeing to be better' As the Boeing strike enters its seventh week, aircraft delivery delays are beginning to strain Boeing's biggest airline customers. Performance Overview Trailing total returns as of 4/16/2025, which may include dividends or other distributions. Benchmark is CAC 40 (^FCHI) Return AIRA.MU CAC 40 (^FCHI) YTD -8.81% -0.69% 1-Year -13.73% -7.60% 3-Year +38.41% +11.24%