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07:33
The CEO of Airbus recently stated clearly that he is dissatisfied with Pratt & Whitney's engine delivery commitments for 2026.
The latest committed delivery quantity is significantly lower than the delivery level that Pratt & Whitney had previously agreed to maintain. As the aircraft engine division under Raytheon Technologies, Pratt & Whitney's adjustment of its delivery schedule has attracted significant attention from major players in the aviation manufacturing industry. Airbus pointed out that such fluctuations in delivery capacity will have a direct impact on the stable operation of the global aviation industry chain.
07:33
Airbus CEO recently revealed that the company’s aircraft deliveries were at a low level during January and February this year.
He made it clear that the delivery delay was mainly due to recently exposed issues with the fuselage panel technology, rather than capacity constraints from the engine supplier. This statement clarified previous market doubts regarding the supply chain of engine manufacturer Raytheon Technologies. It is reported that Airbus is working urgently with component suppliers in hopes of resolving this production technology bottleneck as soon as possible.
07:15
Long-term bitcoin investors stop selling and start accumulating
After the bitcoin price fell to the $62,000 to $68,000 range, long-term investors stopped selling and began accumulating. Data shows that the average daily accumulation this year has reached 115 BTC, while selling pressure has almost disappeared. (CryptoQuant)
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