On June 1, Ford Motor fell 3.5% in regular trading, trading at $16.765/share, with trading volume of $340 million.
On the news front, while Citibank raised Ford Motor's target price from $13 to $19, maintaining a neutral rating, the stock continues to trade significantly above the average analyst consensus target of $14.31 according to FactSet. Earlier, Deutsche Bank raised its target from $12 to $15 and Jefferies adjusted from $13.50 to $14.50, both maintaining hold ratings. With most analyst targets clustered well below the current share price, the elevated valuation relative to consensus may be contributing to selling pressure.
Within the Automobile Manufacturers sector, Tesla fell 2.91% and General Motors declined 1.55%, reflecting broader weakness among traditional and EV automakers, while NIO rose 8.21% and Rivian gained 2.09%.
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