Boeing's troubles could spread to the wider US economy, a US TV business pundit has warned. Comments by the "Mad Money" host also come after Friday's release of October jobs data, which showed the addition of a better-than-expected 128,000 nonfarm payrolls despite the General Motors strike. CNBC's Mad Money host Jim Cramer has said he was "very worried" about the plane maker and said its supply firms were "kind of pulling back". Cramer warned the US jobs figures would "get worse" if the situation at Boeing wasn't resolved soon. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 500 points on Monday as investors worried that China will not be able to keep up with demand for American goods in coming years. CEO Dennis Muilenburg recently faced harsh questions from lawmakers on Capitol Hill over the firm's actions.
Boeing's troubles could spread to the wider US economy, a US TV business pundit has warned. CNBC's Mad Money host Jim Cramer has said he was "very worried" about the plane maker and said its supply firms were "kind of pulling back". Cramer warned the US jobs figures would "get worse" if the situation at Boeing wasn't resolved soon. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 500 points on Monday as investors worried that China will not be able to keep up with demand for American goods in coming years. CEO Dennis Muilenburg recently faced harsh questions from lawmakers on Capitol Hill over the firm's actions.