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Ferrari’s share price has shown resilience in turbulent markets, with a modest increase and a premium valuation, demonstrating the company’s enduring appeal and ability to navigate market fluctuations.

Ferrari’s stock price has declined 14.5% to 379.3 EUR, with a premium valuation indicated by a price-to-earnings ratio of 43.29 and price-to-book ratio of 25.55.

Ferrari’s stock price plummeted 12% after the luxury carmaker reported disappointing financial results, including declining profit margins despite a 4% increase in sales.

Ferrari’s stock price has plummeted to its largest one-day drop since 2016 due to disappointing financial results and a price cut in the US market.

Ferrari’s stock price has reached a new high, despite a minor correction, and the company’s strong financial position and commitment to innovation position it for long-term growth and success.

Ferrari’s financial transparency will be put to the test on July 31, as investors await the company’s second quarter 2025 financial results to see if they justify the luxury sports car manufacturer’s premium valuation.

Ferrari NV’s stock price remains stable, driven by the company’s strong brand reputation, innovative products, and strategic business decisions.

Ferrari is navigating a complex transition from its traditional petrol-powered vehicles to a more sustainable lineup, including its first fully electric vehicle, while balancing its heritage and style.

Ferrari’s stock has plummeted, raising concerns about overvaluation, rising competition, and economic uncertainty, prompting investors to reevaluate the luxury brand’s value.

Ferrari’s stock price has declined to 401.5 EUR, down from its 52-week high of 492.8 EUR.