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Group 1 - Boeing stock (NYSE: BA) is currently trading at $167.01, experiencing a 6.58% drop over the past week, with year-to-date (YTD) losses at 2.09% [1] - President Trump's upcoming tariffs could significantly impact Boeing's complex supply chain, contributing to the recent decline in stock price [1] - Despite current challenges, Wall Street maintains a bullish long-term outlook for Boeing, anticipating a recovery due to its position in a duopoly with Airbus [3][4] Group 2 - Airbus (OTCKMKTS: EADSY) stock is currently trading at $45.28, with a YTD increase of 13.65%, contrasting with Boeing's performance [5] - Airbus has a production facility in Mobile, Alabama, which provides it with some immunity to tariffs, contributing to its stock stability [9] - The European Union's defense spending has increased by 122% over the past decade, with plans to allocate around €800 billion ($863.04 billion) for defense over the next four years, potentially benefiting Airbus [10][11]