BUZZ-Preview: Investors are waiting for delivery details in Boeing's earnings report scheduled for Tuesday

October 26 - ** Boeing (BA.N) shares rose 0.3% on Monday to $188.95, as investors are expected to focus on the delivery outlook in the aerospace company's quarterly earnings report to be released before Tuesday's market open.

** According to London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), the company is expected to report quarterly revenue up 2% year-on-year to $23.84 billion (compared to $23.27 billion a year earlier), and an adjusted per-share loss of $0.21 (compared to a per-share loss of $7.47 a year earlier).

** Reuters reported on Friday, citing Boeing employees and court documents (link), that a dispute between Boeing and a small Florida-based supplier has caused nearly two months of shutdown in 777 freighter production and disrupted 767 model output.

** The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) (link) certified the 737 MAX 10 (the largest variant of its best-selling models) on October 20, removing obstacles for deliveries of this model, which are crucial for the company's financial recovery.

** In the previous quarter, the company (link) reported a larger-than-expected loss due to project costs, but still achieved positive free cash flow as output of the 737 model increased.

** Boeing (BA) shares have fallen 13% so far this year, underperforming the roughly 9% rise in the Dow Jones Index (.DJI) over the same period.

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