Ge futures fresh order book data shows GE’s

Fresh order book data shows GE’s aviation unit securing multi-year supply deals, lifting sentiment around GE futures. Trading volumes on CME spiked 18% from the previous session, reflecting renewed institutional interest ahead of the next earnings cycle. Even by the 2030s, SMRs are likely to be pilot projects at industrial sites and not tucked away in a strip mall or subdivision, according to Michaud, with costs, financing challenges and maintaining an adequate supply chain among key obstacles. Take Heather Jackson. Jackson spent more than 20 years working in retail before joining GE Aerospace. “I thought I would be in retail for the rest of my life,” she says. Despite having no prior experience in machining or advanced manufacturing, and being a bit intimidated at first, she decided to take the leap. “Walking in on the first day, it was overwhelming,” she says. But as the weeks went on, her confidence grew. “The longer I was here, the easier it got, and my confidence grew.” GE futures edged 0.42% higher in pre-market trading, buoyed by upbeat industrial output data and resilient orders in the aerospace segment. Traders are eyeing the $165 resistance zone, with momentum driven by consistent EPS beats. Volatility remains moderate despite broader equity jitters, suggesting institutional accumulation is underway.