Thursday 25 July 2019

Daily Investor Update: As Boeing targets October, FAA official says no timeline for 737 MAX

Reuters.com Newsletter

As Boeing targets October, FAA official says no timeline for 737 MAX

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration distanced itself on Thursday from suggestions by Boeing that its grounded 737 MAX could resume flying passengers in October, saying regulators do not have a timeline for vetting safety upgrades.

U.S. to pay farmers $15-$150 per acre from August, part of $16-billion trade aid

The U.S. government will pay American farmers between $15 to $150 per acre starting from mid- to late-August, Department of Agriculture officials said on Thursday, as part of its $16-billion aid package to compensate those hurt by the trade war with China.

California, four automakers defy Trump, agree to tighten emissions rules

Four major automakers said on Thursday they have reached an agreement with California on fuel efficiency rules, bypassing a Trump administration effort to strip the state of the right to fight climate change by setting its own standards.

Wall Street recedes from record high following weak results, Draghi

Wall Street fell from record highs on Thursday following a flurry of downbeat quarterly results from Ford Motor and other companies and after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi's comments disappointed investors hoping for a more dovish stance on monetary policy.

Oil climbs on Iran tensions, U.S. inventory decline

Oil prices edged higher on Thursday supported by rising tensions between the West and Iran and a big decline in U.S. crude stockpiles, but gains were capped due to lingering worries about slowing economic growth that could reduce fuel demand.

Boeing 737 MAX groundings plague U.S. airlines, 'frustrated' Southwest exits Newark

Boeing Co's top two U.S. customers warned on Thursday of an increasing financial toll from the prolonged grounding of the 737 MAX jet, which prompted a "frustated" Southwest Airlines Co to announce it was ending operations at Newark Liberty International airport.

Equities drop, bond yields rise on ECB statement, mixed earnings

U.S. stocks backed off record highs and bond yields rose following mixed earnings and rosier-than-expected economic sentiment from the European Central Bank's governor.

Boeing posts biggest loss on 737 MAX, may have to halt production of jet

Boeing Co posted its largest-ever quarterly loss on Wednesday due to the spiraling cost of resolving issues with its 737 MAX, warning it may have to shut production of the grounded jet completely if it runs into new hurdles with global regulators getting its best-selling aircraft back in the air.

Eliquis, Orencia sales propel Bristol-Myers to strong second quarter

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co , which is set to buy biotechnology company Celgene Corp for $74 billion, posted better-than-expected second-quarter profit on Thursday on strong sales of blood thinner Eliquis and rheumatoid arthritis treatment Orencia.

Five things to look for in Twitter's results

Twitter Inc will have a chance to detail its plans to grow users and ad dollars on Friday when it releases its second-quarter earnings before the market opens.

Related Videos

Introducing the all-new
Reuters News app

The new Reuters News app is here, redesigned from the ground up to fit your busy life.

Get it now on iOS