787 Dreamliner

Asian shares and oil are lower, European shares are little changed, and S&P futures are fractionally in the red after gaining for most of the overnight session, perhaps troubled by warnings from two Fed presidents who warned that markets and valuations appear frothy, and the Federal Reserve may have to raise rates more times than currently forecast. The latest round of Fed hawkishness helped the dollar gain further after recent losses which earlier this week pushed it to 4 month lows.

The datapoints that suggest the market for new airplanes is underoing a severe repricing shock kept coming overnight, when just two days after Iran announced it had negotiated the "$16.6 billion" purchase of 50 737 planes and 30 777 aircraft at half the sticker price, and one year after we revealed that a used Boeing 777 can be purchased for as much as 97% off, overnight Delta Air Lines said that it would scrap an order for 18 787 Dreamliner aircraft, valued at more than $4 billion at list prices, which the company assumed as a part of its merger with Northwest Airlines.

Just when you thought The BoJ would save the day with its miraculous intervention in carry trades, this happens:

• *BOEING SAID TO FACE SEC PROBE OF DREAMLINER AND 747 ACCOUNTING

And just like that, Boeing's stocks crashes 10% dragging the major US equity markets with it. So, just as a reminder, this is a firm which the US government (via Ex-Im Bank) lends billions of US taxpayer dollars... and now the SEC is accusing them of fraud.

As Bloomberg reports,