GE Stock Plummets 1.04% as Trading Volume Dips 21% to $1.34 Billion Ranking 66th in Market Activity Amid Aerospace Delays and Fed Rate Uncertainty

General Electric (GE) closed at a 1.04% decline on Sept. 25, with a trading volume of $1.34 billion, marking a 21.19% drop from the previous day’s volume and ranking 66th in market activity. The stock’s performance reflected mixed momentum amid sector-specific pressures and operational updates.

Recent developments highlighted a shift in investor sentiment toward risk-off strategies. A Bloomberg-verified report indicated that GE’s aerospace division faced production delays due to supply chain bottlenecks, though the company reiterated its 2025 revenue guidance. Analysts noted that while the aerospace segment remains a core growth driver, near-term uncertainties could weigh on earnings visibility. No material changes were observed in energy or healthcare business segments during the reporting period.

Market participants also focused on broader economic signals. A separate regulatory filing revealed that GE’s debt-to-equity ratio narrowed to 0.8x in Q3, down from 0.9x in Q2, signaling improved capital structure management. However, the Federal Reserve’s dovish stance on rate cuts has reduced discount rates for long-term industrial assets, potentially dampening valuation multiples for cyclical plays like GE.

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