🚗💥📉 Barclays Downgrades U.S. Autos Sector Amid Tariff Concerns and Sales Slump 🔹 Summary: Barclays downgraded the U.S. autos and mobility sector to "negative" due to concerns over the impact of President Trump's tariffs on automakers' earnings and investments. The firm also revised ratings for key auto stocks, favoring Ford over General Motors due to a greater proportion of U.S.-assembled vehicles. 🔹 Key Points: • Barclays downgraded the U.S. autos sector to "negative" due to concerns over tariffs on autos, steel, and aluminum. • The firm revised its ratings for General Motors and Ford, preferring Ford due to its higher proportion of U.S.-assembled vehicles. • Auto technology companies like Aptiv, Mobileye Global, and Visteon were also downgraded due to potential pricing concerns with additional tech integration. • Tariffs are expected to remain in place, making it harder to make a case for near-term investments in the auto sector. • Barclays reduced price targets for several auto stocks, including GM, Aptiv, and Mobileye. @CMEActiveTrader Tickers Of Interest: $ES $NQ Tickers Of Interest: $GM $F $Aptiv $MBLY $VC