View the companies that get the headlines for the bell. Boeing – Shares of the aircraft manufacturer added almost 2% at the back of a Bernstein -upgrade to perform better of market performance. The company said that Boeing should “be on a much firmer path than in 2023”, because it recovers from the controversy of Alaska Airlines 2024 and two Boeing 737 Max plane crashes for that. Progressive – The insurance share was won more than 1% after an upgrade to buy at Neutral at Bank of America. Progressive shares had fallen by 8% since a downgrade through the same store earlier this month. The pullback, together with strong results from March, makes the shares attractive, said Bank of America. Domino's Pizza – shares fell by almost 3% after the Pizza Company reported mixed results for the first quarter. Domino's earned $ 4.33 per share on a turnover of $ 1.11 billion, while analysts were questioned by LSEG expected income of $ 4.07 per share at a turnover of $ 1.13 billion. About Holding – Shares of the athletic shoe store fell 3% on the back of the Citi upgrade to buy at Neutral. Citi said that the company is one of the best positions in its sector for navigating through current uncertainty and can probably pass on the cost increases if necessary. Eli Lilly – HSBC has reduced shares of Eli Lilly to reduce and reduce his price target, and says that the high valuation of the shares endangers it under the current macro -economic conditions. HSBC added that the expectations of weight loss medicine from the company can be overestimated in the midst of severe competition. Eli Lilly shares therefore fell nearly 2%. – CNBC's Alex Harring and Jesse Pound have contributed reporting.
