Ford Motor surpassed Wall Street’s first-quarter earnings and revenue expectations but suspended its 2025 financial guidance, according to CNBC. The auto giant expects a $2.5 billion tariff impact from Trump’s trade policies but aims to reduce the cost by $1 billion, resulting in a $1.5 billion net loss. Ford beat expectations in the first quarter with adjusted earnings per share of 14 cents and automotive revenue of $37.42 billion. Ford plans to update investors on its 2025 guidance during its second-quarter earnings report.
