GE's 1.81% Rally Driven by Aerospace Resilience $1.06B Volume Ranks 77th

General Electric (GE) closed on September 15, 2025, , , . stocks by dollar volume. The move followed developments in its aerospace division, which has been central to recent market focus on the conglomerate's operational resilience and capital allocation strategies.

Analysts highlighted renewed investor confidence in GE's long-term restructuring efforts, particularly its divestiture of non-core assets and strategic reinvestment in . Recent disclosures about cost-cutting measures in the underscored management's commitment to improving margins amid volatile demand for commercial aircraft. The stock's performance aligned with broader market sentiment favoring industrial equities with strong balance sheets.

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