• Analyst from New Street sets a price target of $257 for Boeing (NYSE:BA), indicating a potential increase of 28.15% from its current price.
• Despite a 17% decline in deliveries from the previous month, Boeing delivered 44 planes in November, showcasing its efforts to stabilize and grow production capabilities.
• The International Air Transport Association (IATA) chief notes improvements in Boeing's delivery performance amidst ongoing supply chain challenges, potentially boosting investor confidence.

Boeing (NYSE:BA) is a leading aerospace company known for manufacturing commercial jetliners, defense, space, and security systems. It competes with Airbus in the global aviation market. Recently, an analyst from New Street set a price target of $257 for Boeing, suggesting a potential increase of 28.15% from its current price of $200.55.

In November, Boeing delivered 44 planes, a key performance indicator for the company. Despite a 17% decline from the previous month, this achievement underscores Boeing's efforts to stabilize and grow its production capabilities, as discussed by Phil LeBeau on CNBC's 'Money Movers'. This delivery count, however, trails behind Airbus, which delivered 72 planes in the same period.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) chief, Willie Walsh, noted improvements in Boeing's delivery performance, despite ongoing supply chain challenges. This contrasts with Airbus, which faces skepticism about meeting its delivery targets. Boeing's ability to navigate these challenges may enhance investor confidence, aligning with the optimistic price target set by New Street.

Boeing's stock price currently stands at $200.55, reflecting a 2.78% decrease. The stock has fluctuated between $200.02 and $207.09 today, with a market capitalization of approximately $150.92 billion. Over the past year, Boeing's stock has seen a high of $242.69 and a low of $128.88, indicating significant volatility in its market performance.