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Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended GE Now Down About 1.5% 2:43 pm by Eric Bleeker We’re nearing the end of the trading day and GE shares are down about 1.5%, which is an improvement form the daily lows shortly after noon. As we’ve noted, earnings from the company were solid but the stock has risen dramatically throughout 2025. It’s like that investors are taking profits and the stock is still up 55.5% year-to-date even after today’s 1.5% drop. GE Aerospace Sinking As the Trading 12:06 pm by Eric Bleeker Despite a solid earnings beat, GE Aerospace is trending down throughout the trading day. A little after noon, its shares are down about 2%. If you’re confused why GE Aerospace is trading down after such exceptional results, keep in mind that shares are up an astounding 54% year-to-date (even after today’s declines). So, this appears to be mostly some profit-taking more than any concerns with GE Aerospace’s earnings. Growth Rates 10:57 am by Er

GE Aerospace is my fourth-largest holding, driven by its dominant 75% share in commercial aviation engines and robust secular growth in aerospace and defense. Recent blowout earnings—surging orders, revenue, and free cash flow—reinforce my conviction and highlight GE's operational excellence and industry leadership. Long-term guidance is stellar: double-digit annual revenue growth, $8.5B free cash flow by 2028, and $24B in shareholder returns by 2026.

GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp on Thursday said he's hoping upcoming U.S. trade deals follow the path of the U.S.-U.K. agreement, which removes tariffs on British-made aerospace equipment.

GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp on Thursday said the Air India jet crash in June was a "true tragedy" and a moment for him to see how the aerospace industry "does not compete on safety." The Air India plane contained two GE Aerospace engines, though investigations into the crash have not assigned responsibility to the manufacturer.

The biggest day of the week for economic reports and Q2 earnings is upon us. In fact, there is so much data in front of us, we should be able to fill this column with just the numbers.

GE beat Q2 estimates with 38% EPS growth and 23% adjusted revenue gain, driven by strength in commercial engines and services.

GE Aerospace (GE) sold off after the opening bell despite initially trading higher on strong earnings and raising its full-year outlook. PepsiCo (PEP) rallied to a 3-month high even though its net income is down and demand continues to show signs of weakness.

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GE Aerospace (NYSE:GE) posted strong results for the second quarter, significantly ahead of Wall Street expectations, and raised both its 2025 and long-term guidance as momentum in commercial services continues.  For Q2, earnings per share grew 38% from the year-ago period to $1.66, ahead of estimates of $1.43.

GE Aerospace (GE) came out with quarterly earnings of $1.66 per share, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.43 per share. This compares to earnings of $1.2 per share a year ago.