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USDFord Motor Company Common Stock
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$12.960
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$13.240
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$12.950
Volume
72.23M
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Market Cap
52.6B
Industry
Auto Manufacturers
Country
United States
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Avg Volume
89.10M
Exchange
NYQ
Currency
USD
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