On July 8, Ferrari fell 3.02% in regular trading, trading at $375.19/share, with turnover of $39.49 million.
On the news front, the automobile manufacturing sector broadly weakened, with Tesla down 2.3%, Rivian down 2.97%, Ford down 1.0%, General Motors down 1.01%, and Stellantis down 4.16%. Concurrently, Ferrari's global marketing director publicly addressed competition from Chinese automakers, disclosing that Ferrari's China market sales plunged from 1,221 units to 584 units, a decline exceeding 50%, sparking concerns over the company's Asia-Pacific growth outlook.
While multiple investment banks including UBS, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America have recently raised Ferrari's target price and ratings — with UBS lifting its target to $497 from $483 while maintaining a Buy rating — short-term sector sentiment weakness combined with the sharp deterioration in China market performance weighed on share price. Ferrari's next earnings report is scheduled for July 30, with consensus EPS expected at $2.83.
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