Ford stock forecast incorporates the U.S. manufacturing PMI rebound, which often correlates with higher industrial output and indirectly supports automotive sector revenue growth. Following a multi-year peak for annual sales, GM’s top line is expected to contract 4% in fiscal 2025 and is projected to dip another 2% in FY26 to $175.47 billion. “There have been warnings it will take years for supply and demand to reach some kind of equilibrium,” she said. In June updates, Ford stock forecast is shaped by the company’s strategic push toward hybrid models, aiming to capture both traditional and EV buyers, potentially expanding market share by 2%.
