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Ford (NYSE:F) rises as Q2 outlook meets F-Series inventory shift

Ford (NYSE:F) rises as Q2 outlook meets F-Series inventory shift

Ford Motor Company was up 45.5 cents at $13.815 around 13:46 EDT Monday, trading 35.3 million shares. The new supply numbers pointed to a tougher outlook for Ford stock in the back half, despite sales numbers that looked weaker on the surface. General Motors Company gained about 2.4%. Tesla Inc was up roughly 5.4%, while Rivian Automotive Inc added about 5.5%.
Ford (NYSE:F) heads into next week as F-Series builds up, testing margins and stock

Ford (NYSE:F) heads into next week as F-Series builds up, testing margins and stock

Ford Motor Company heads into the week with more focus on inventories than the raw sales figures suggest. Shares slid every day during the shortened U.S. week and finished Thursday at $13.36, off 5.5% since June 26. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust gained 2.2% over the same stretch by this reporter’s check of historical closes. S&P 500 was up 1.8% for the week, per AP market data. U.S. exchanges were shut Friday for the Independence Day holiday.
5 July 2026
Ford (NYSE:F) slips as F-Series lot stocks face rebound test

Ford (NYSE:F) slips as F-Series lot stocks face rebound test

Ford Motor shares dropped harder than the market on Thursday after the automaker posted soft U.S. sales. But inventory may tell the bigger story. Ford ended June with 471,000 vehicles in gross stock, an amount that's 85.8% of its Q2 U.S. sales total. Traders are now focused on whether Ford can clear out those F-Series trucks in the second half without slashing prices.
Ford’s J.D. Power result brings $17 billion warranty bill into view

Ford’s J.D. Power result brings $17 billion warranty bill into view

Ford Motor is giving investors an uncommon look at how its focus on quality is going. The automaker’s new-vehicle quality score improved by 41 problems per 100 vehicles. That compares to a 17-point improvement for the industry. Ford’s gain is about 2.4 times faster than the industry average. The question is if that will turn up as lower warranty costs.
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