Ford Stock Downgraded By DBS, But Wall Street Remains Bullish

Ford is facing its fair share of uncertainties these days amid a volatile market and tariffs, which have changed quite a lot as the U.S. reaches new trade deals with various countries around the world. As such, Ford stock has also been the subject of numerous downgrades in terms of outlook and price targets from investment firms, too. While many have been a bit bearish on their Ford stock outlook as of late, a couple of investment firms have also upgraded their price targets on Ford stock, but that isn’t the case with Dbs Bank, it seems.

Rather, according to MarketBeat, Dbs Bank has downgraded Ford stock from “hold” to a “moderate sell” rating, news that it revealed via a memo to investors this week. No reason for this downgrade was given, but it goes against the general grain of Wall Street in recent weeks. In fact, most firms have upgraded Ford stock as of late, including JPMorgan Chase, which raised its price target from $12 to $13, giving it an “overweight” rating at the same time.

That’s also true of Goldman Sachs, which increased its Ford stock price target from $9 to $10, giving it a “neutral rating,” while UBS Group increased its price target from $9 to $11 and also assigned it a “neutral” rating. Piper Sandler recently raised its price target for Ford stock from $9 to $9.50, while maintaining a neutral rating on those same shares, and Barclays increased its price target from $9 to $11, all while maintaining the firm’s rating of Equal Weight on those shares.

Overall, three analysis have assigned a “sell” rating to Ford stock, versus two that gave it a “buy” rating and 13 who have assigned a “hold” rating to the same shares. Along with the aforementioned economic uncertainties, Ford posted some mixed Q2 2025 financial results, recording record revenue of $50.2 billion, albeit with a net loss of $36 million.