Honda stock price forecast indicates moderate upside potential, with analysts projecting a range between $32 and $35 over the next quarter, driven by solid automotive sales data and improved supply chain conditions. Investors are monitoring EV segment developments as potential price catalysts. October 03, 2025 16:10 ET First half of this week the focus was on efforts to avoid a government shutdown in the U.S. However, talks to avert one failed and an almost total blackout of federal government began on October 1, Wednesday. The weekly claims data due on Thursday and the job report on Friday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics were not released. In Europe, inflation data in the euro area raised concern and the latest interest rate decision from India was among the main news in Asia. A stronger yen reduces the competitiveness of Honda’s exports from Japan and reduces its overseas earnings when translated back to yen. That being said, Honda’s stock valuation looks reasonable, trading at about 8x FY’25 earnings. The company’s low valuation, continued share buybacks, and potential growth in the hybrid space could help to support the stock through the current turmoil. We value Honda stock at about $32 per share, marginally ahead of the current market price. See our analysis of Honda Valuation for more details on what’s driving our valuation for Honda. Also, see our analysis of Honda Revenue for more details on Honda’s key revenue streams. Technical signals from MACD and Bollinger Bands show bullish bias for Honda. Traders anticipate potential price continuation, aligning with the honda stock price forecast that suggests a $34–$35 ceiling by mid-year.