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Boeing Caught In A 787-Sized Problem As Tariffs Cause Turbulence - Boeing (NYSE:BA)

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Boeing faces supply chain challenges with potential trade retaliation and increased costs, but long-term industry outlook remains strong.

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Boeing Caught In A 787-Sized Problem As Tariffs Cause Turbulence - Boeing (NYSE:BA)

Boeing faces supply chain challenges with potential trade retaliation and increased costs, but long-term industry outlook remains strong.

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As 60% of the Boeing 787 components come from abroad, we estimate the price increase due to new tariffs

New tariffs can significantly affect the production cost of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, especially given its globally sourced supply chain.The Boeing 787 relies on a complex international supply chain. Key parts like wings, fuselage sections, and engines are sourced from countries such as Japan, Italy, the UK, and others. With new tariffs on any of these imported components, Boeing will face increased input costs.For exemple, 35% of the 787 is ma…

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