What This Week Means for These Industrials

It has been a busy week for the industrial sector. With companies such as Boeing (NYS: BA) , General Electric (NYS: GE) , and United Technologies (NYS: UTX) strengthening ties with international territories such as Russia, investors should keep their eyes glued to the stocks. Boeing had a rather weird week, with its very public PR battle over possible late deliveries with United.

For Boeing, Russian Technologies has committed to buy 35 Boeing 737 MAX airplanes in a deal worth more than $3 billion at current list prices. For Boeing, GE, and United Technologies, low interests have bottom lines wavering. In the following video, Fool.com analyst Blake Bos gives his full insight on the busy week in industrials.

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