Group 1 - Boeing's stock increased by 10.15% to close at $205.38, driven by positive remarks from CFO Jay Malave regarding future deliveries [1][2] - The company anticipates higher deliveries for its 737 and 787 jets in 2026, which is expected to significantly enhance cash flow [2] - Certifications for the 737-10 aircraft are expected to be completed by late next year, contributing to the company's growth [2] Group 2 - Boeing has secured a $4.7 billion Foreign Military Sales contract to produce 96 AH-64E Apache attack helicopters for the Polish Armed Forces, with deliveries starting in 2028 [3] - The company plans to establish training programs and develop a composite laboratory as part of the contract [3]

Equities declined on Monday amid soft data on the manufacturing sector, a jump in U.S. Treasury yields as Japanese bond yields surged, and a drop in bitcoin and crypto-related stocks. But with a dearth of economic data for the session, the rise in bond yields eased and bitcoin rebounded, which enabled stocks to recover somewhat as the focus shifted to the Fed. "It's possible that both of those things are adding a little bit of volatility to the market at a time when there's kind of a catalyst vacuum until ...

Group 1: Boeing - Boeing shares surged 10.2%, making it the top performer in the S&P 500, following an optimistic outlook for 2026 provided by CFO Jay Malave [2][6] - The company expects to increase deliveries of its 737 and 787 jets next year and anticipates strong free cash flow growth in 2026 [2][6] Group 2: Intel - Intel shares rose 8.7%, continuing gains amid speculation that Apple could become a new customer, adding to a series of high-profile agreements this year, including a partnership with Nvidia [2][3] Group 3: Teradyne - Teradyne's stock was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" by Stifel, resulting in a 5.7% increase in shares, driven by a shift towards high-growth markets, particularly in AI applications [3] Group 4: Paper and Packaging Industry - Companies in the paper and packaging sector faced pressure due to sluggish consumer spending, elevated costs, and excess supply, with Packaging Corporation of America shares dropping 5.3% [4] - Competitors International Paper and Smurfit WestRock also saw declines of 3.4% each [4] Group 5: AutoZone - AutoZone shares fell 3.1% following cautious commentary from Morgan Stanley analysts regarding potential cost headwinds [5]

Boeing expects higher deliveries for its 737 and 787 jets next year, its finance chief said on Tuesday, sending shares of the planemaker up about 6% in morning trading. ...