On June 10, Ford Motor fell 3.03% in regular trading, trading at $14.545/share, with trading volume of $369 million, extending its multi-session pullback from its 52-week high of $17.78.
On the news front, Ford reported May U.S. auto sales of 190,828 units, a 13.6% year-over-year decline, with electric vehicle sales dropping 22.2% YoY, reflecting sustained pressure from elevated interest rates and persistent inflation on new vehicle demand. Additionally, Global Chief Marketing Officer Lisa Materazzo departed on June 1, with interim replacement Dean Stoneley serving while the company searches for a permanent successor, adding management uncertainty to market sentiment.
Within the Automobile Manufacturers sector, broad-based weakness prevailed. Among individual stocks, Tesla down 5.67%, Rivian Automotive down 9.03%, General Motors down 2.20%, NIO down 4.19%, while Ferrari rose 0.60%. Ford's current price is now approaching the analyst consensus target price of $14.31, with profit-taking pressure persisting following the prior rally.
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