Ford Motor Co

Ford’s stock price has plummeted due to supply chain disruptions caused by China’s export licensing rules and rising oil prices, forcing the company to shut down factories and scale back production.

Ford’s stock price is being heavily impacted by a combination of global economic and trade developments, including China’s tightened export licensing rules and President Trump’s proposed US auto tariffs.

As of the latest data, Ford Motor Company’s stock price is $10.34, with a 52-week range of $8.44 to $14.85.

Ford’s stock price has plummeted due to a combination of tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and lack of diversification, highlighting deeper structural issues plaguing the automobile sector.

The US auto industry has seen significant gains, with major automakers like Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis experiencing stock price increases of up to 7.2% following a one-month tariff exemption granted by the US government.

Ford Motor Co has reported a decline in sales due to impending tariffs on Canada and Mexico, expected to increase US car prices, amidst economic uncertainty.