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Ford Motor (NY:F)

10.85 +0.05 (+0.46%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 4:10 PM EDT, Jun 30, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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US-China Trade Talks In London Enter Second Day Amid Rare Earths Dispute And Export Control Tensions
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Trump's Steel Tariffs 'Hits Straight On Ford's Core:' Analyst Sees Higher Input Costs And Eroding Pricing Power For Tesla Rival
Donald Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum are likely to have a deep impact on the input costs of Ford Motor Co. 
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Auto Industry Struggles As Supply Chain Issues Threaten Production Amid China's Export Curbs On Rare Earth Minerals: Report
Global automakers struggle with Beijing's restrictions on rare earth exports, causing panic and production delays. 
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Ford, GM, Stellantis Reportedly Get Rare-Earth Supply Boost From China After Trump-Xi Call
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US Auto Suppliers Urge Immediate Action To Tackle China's Rare Earths Restrictions Amid 'Serious, Real-Time Risks'
The U.S. Vehicle Suppliers Association has called for immediate measures to address China's limited rare earths exports, warning of potential disruptions in auto parts production. 
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Auto Part Suppliers Demand Urgent Steps To Stabilize Rare Earth Supplies Amid China’s Retaliatory Curbs
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