Boeing bonds are still coveted by investors despite a rough 2024 for jet maker

So far in 2024, Boeing’s BA 0.59% bonds have seen about $209 million more in buying from customers than sales, according to data from BondCliQ.

4 ways the Boeing strike soured its bond with its workers

Last week, an overwhelming majority of Boeing's some 33,000... But some saw the Boeing strike coming from a mile away. On... than Boeing's final offer of a 25% raise spread over four years....

Boeing looks to sell bonds after reporting cash burn

(Bloomberg) — Boeing Co. is looking to issue around $8 billion of debt in as many as six... Possible pricing ranges being discussed for the new offering suggest some of the bonds may be...

Why Boeing’s bonds are a hot item right now, unlike its stock

It may seem surprising that spreads on Boeing bonds have tightened since the strike started, even as investors have been sellers, especially of longer-dated notes, on strong volumes.

Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems Bonds Weaken After Fuselage Blowout - Bloomberg

Bonds of Boeing Co. and its supplier Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. slid in secondary trading Monday morning after a fuselage panel blew off a 737 Max 9 aircraft during an Alaska Airlines flight...

Boeing (BA) Looks to Sell Bonds After Reporting Cash Burn - Bloomberg

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Boeing woes weigh on credit rating as spectre of junk status looms

holds Boeing bonds. “We would expect some volatility on a downgrade for sure,” said another portfolio manager at a big asset manager who holds Boeing bonds. The aerospace giant is...

Boeing cruising towards a mega equity raise

Analysts at CreditSights research firm calculate incremental $400mn of interest expense from certain Boeing bonds that reset their coupon on a downgrade. In the secondary market, many...

Boeing's bonds again show more confidence in the troubled aerospace giant than the stock

Boeing Co.'s stock fell again Thursday amid worries about an ongoing strike and the potential that its credit will be downgraded to junk. But the company's outstanding bonds were again telling a different story. There was net buying of Boeing bonds focused on the long end of the curve, and spreads were tightening. "There's no natural buying in the high-yield world of long bonds, so that could be seen as a vote of confidence that they retain their current ratings," said one market source. ...

Boeing Statement on Bond Offering - News Releases

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