Boeing shares continue to rise as early crash report nears

The two crashes killed 356 people and prompted a global grounding and federal inquiries into Boeing's (NYSE: BA) best selling single-aisle jet. While a spokesperson for Ethiopia’s foreign ministry had previously said a preliminary report would come out Monday, Reuter’s later reported that it would not, though a source said it could come out later this week.  Boeing has continued to build the 737 at the rate of 52 aircraft per month.  Not all of those are the new MAX, though that variant was expected to account for around 90 percent of all 737 deliveries this year. Boeing has also temporarily halted delivery of the MAX to customers.