Boeing's Trading Volume Drops to 71st Place Amid Resumed 737 MAX Shipments to China

On June 11, 2025, The's trading volume reached 11.54 billion, marking a 34.64% decrease from the previous day. This placed The in the 71st position in terms of trading volume for the day. Boeing (BA) experienced a 0.80% decline, marking its second consecutive day of losses, with a total decrease of 1.61% over the past two days.

Boeing has resumed shipments of its 737 MAX aircraft to China, a significant move following a months-long suspension due to escalating tariffs between the two countries. This resumption is expected to unlock $3 billion in revenue and reduce inventory pressure, reinforcing Boeing's position in Asia's growing aviation market. The company's 737 MAX production rate has reached a post-2020 high of 38 planes per month, with plans to increase this to 47 per month by the end of 2025, pending FAA approval.

Boeing's defense division continues to provide stable revenue, with significant contracts such as the $2.46 billion modification to the C-17 sustainment contract and the $20 billion NGAD fighter jet program. These contracts ensure work through 2027 and beyond, addressing Pentagon priorities and positioning Boeing as a leader in advanced defense systems. The company's stock trades at 6.8x 2025E EBITDA, reflecting lingering risks but also significant upside potential from increased production and defense contracts.