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Boeing announced the pricing of additional common stock and depositary shares.
October 29, Grong Hui | Boeing (BA.US) announced the issuance of 0.1125 billion common shares, with a face value of 5.00 US dollars per share, and an offering price of 143.00 US dollars per share. The net proceeds from the issuance of common stock will be approximately 15.81 billion US dollars. At the same time, it announced the provision of 5 billion US dollars in depositary shares, with the net proceeds from the issuance of depositary shares estimated to be approximately 4.91 billion US dollars. Boeing plans to use the net proceeds from this issuance for general corporate purposes.
Express News | Standard & Poor's General Manager and Head of Rating Research Nick Kraemer: If Boeing is downgraded to junk status, the U.S. junk bond market may absorb the company's $53 billion in bonds.
The Economy Grew in the Third Quarter, Possibly by a Lot. The Fed Will Cut Rates Anyway.
Three Governors Urge End to Boeing Strike Citing Supplier Impacts
Express News | Boeing Tells Suppliers It Needs to Extend Halt to Most Shipments for 737, 767, 777 Programs Because of the Ongoing Strike -- Email
Express News | Three Republican Governors Urge Boeing, Union to Return to Bargaining Table to End Machinists Strike -- Letter
Bernstein Downgrades Boeing(BA.US) to Hold Rating, Cuts Target Price to $169
Boeing Options Spot-On: On October 29th, 389.25K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.21 Million Open Interest
On October 29th ET, $Boeing(BA.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 389.25K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 38.09% of the total transactions, and
Express News | According to insiders, Boeing will offer more than 50% of this round of stock issuance to 10 investors.
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Job vacancies in the USA have dropped to the lowest point since early 2021, in line with the slowdown trend in the labor market.
In September, job vacancies in the usa fell to the lowest level since early 2021, with an increase in layoffs, consistent with a slowdown in the labor market. The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics on Tuesday showed that the number of job openings decreased from 7.86 million in August to 7.44 million. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had a median estimate of 8 million. Job vacancies have been declining for most of the past two years, and this report shows a general decrease in job vacancies across industries. The number of layoffs has risen to the highest level since January 2023, while the number of employees voluntarily quitting has decreased.
U.S. stock market anomaly | Massive stock fundraising of $21 billion for boeing (BA.US), up nearly 3%.
On Tuesday, Boeing (BA.US) quickly rose during the session, up nearly 3% as of the time of writing, at $155.11.
Express News | After a large-scale financing of 21 billion dollars, boeing's stock price rebounded.
Boeing Convertible at 6% Looks Like a Winner -- Barrons.com
Direct hit on the usa election | Trump VS Harris, how should investors deal with the election market?
The current market generally believes that, given Trump's current stance, he supports traditional energy, infrastructure construction policies; while if Harris takes office, she tends to welfare policies, marijuana legalization, green energy, USA export growth, housing support, etc. It is worth noting that market views believe that whether it is Trump or Harris taking office, it is bullish for cryptos and gold.