FedEx Corporation

FDX: Bullish (0.428)

Seeking Alpha•7/13/2026

Expeditors stock holds steady as logistics demand stays central

Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. (EXPD) remains a key logistics player, with its stock performance tied to global freight flows and trade activity. The company's business model focuses on coordinating shipments across air and ocean freight, customs brokerage, and warehousing, rather than owning a large carrier fleet. This makes its margins sensitive to pricing power, shipment mix, and volume trends, and positions it as a bellwether for supply-chain demand.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.182)

Simply Wall Street•7/12/2026

FDX: Neutral (0.149)

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What FedEx (FDX)'s Debt Buyback After FedEx Freight Spin-Off Means For Shareholders

FedEx recently executed a significant debt buyback of approximately US$4.86 billion in long-dated notes, largely funded by a US$4.10 billion dividend from the spun-off FedEx Freight business. This move is viewed as balance sheet housekeeping, reinforcing the company's focus on efficiency initiatives like DRIVE and Network 2.0. The debt reduction and the creation of FedEx Life Sciences aim to strengthen FedEx's capital structure and deepen its involvement in complex, time-sensitive logistics, though global trade volatility remains a key risk.

Neutral (0.061)

FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.276)

MarketBeat•7/11/2026

United Parcel Service, Inc. $UPS Shares Purchased by First Horizon Corp

First Horizon Corp significantly increased its stake in United Parcel Service (UPS) during the first quarter, boosting its holdings by 954.7% to 15,187 shares, valued at approximately $1.49 million. The article notes mixed but generally positive sentiment from Wall Street analysts, with some price target increases and upgrades, alongside UPS's better-than-expected quarterly earnings and a 5.8% dividend yield. Other institutional investors also adjusted their positions in the company, and the article discusses various market dynamics affecting UPS.

Stock Titan•7/11/2026

Stock Market News for Jul 10, 2026

This article provides a comprehensive overview of stock market news for July 10, 2026, covering various sectors including technology, energy, aviation, defense, travel, corporate finance, biotech, real estate, and industrial results. Key announcements include XPENG's Robotaxi vision, General Fusion's public listing, Carnival's new ship, several companies' public offerings and delisting notices, and FDA approvals for biotech firms. The report emphasizes tracking listing risks, equity offerings, and commercial milestones as important investor considerations.

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FDX: Neutral (0.092)

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MarketScale•7/10/2026

CMA CGM buys FedEx Supply Chain for $1.4B, tripling CEVA's North American footprint

CMA CGM has acquired FedEx Supply Chain for $1.4 billion, significantly expanding CEVA Logistics' North American presence by adding 150 warehouses and 20,000 employees. This strategic move aims to accelerate CMA CGM's multimodal logistics platform in the U.S. and positions the company as a major global warehouse operator. Additionally, the deal includes multi-year commercial partnerships in ocean and air freight between CMA CGM and FedEx, with FedEx sharpening its focus on express parcel and freight delivery.

Neutral (0.133)

FDX: Neutral (0.143)

FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.190)

MarketWatch•7/10/2026

FedEx Corp. stock underperforms Friday when compared to competitors despite daily gains

FedEx Corp. (FDX) stock gained 1.24% on Friday, closing at $314.69, which marked its second consecutive day of increases. Despite these gains, the stock underperformed compared to its competitors, even as the broader market saw positive movement with the S&P 500 Index rising 0.42% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 0.29%.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.208)

financial markets

FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.212)

Sahm•7/10/2026

Transport Stocks With Pricing Power as Inflation Pressures Rise

This article examines three transport companies—RXO, DiDi Global, and Southwest Airlines—highlighting their potential to navigate or benefit from rising transport-driven inflation. Each company's operations, market position, and financial outlook are analyzed, considering their pricing power and resilience amidst increasing cost pressures. The article suggests that while these companies offer unique investment opportunities, investors should consider their financial health and market risks.

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TradingView•7/10/2026

FedEx accepts up to $4.15bn cap in early tender; to purchase $4.857bn tendered, proring 5.100% 2044

FedEx announced early tender results for cash offers, expecting to accept notes up to a $4.15 billion cap. The company will purchase $4.857 billion in tendered principal, fully accepting priority levels 1-12 and a prorated portion of 5.100% Notes due 2044. Funding will come from a $4.1 billion dividend from the FedEx Freight spin-off and cash on hand.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.253)

finance

FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.271)

Yahoo Finance Singapore•7/10/2026

FedEx Announces Pricing for Cash Tender Offers

FedEx Corp. announced the pricing terms for its previously initiated cash tender offers to purchase up to $4.15 billion in aggregate principal amount of its outstanding notes. The company expects to accept certain series of notes based on a "waterfall" methodology and prorated basis for the 5.100% Notes due 2044, with an aggregate principal amount of $4,857,412,000 of Notes expected to be accepted on the Early Settlement Date. Due to the high volume of early tenders exceeding the offer cap, no notes tendered after the Early Tender Time will be accepted.

marketscreener.com•7/10/2026

FedEx Corp. Announces Early Tender Results Of Previously Announced Cash Tender Offers

FedEx Corp. has announced the early tender results of its cash tender offers for various series of Notes. The company expects to accept for purchase the full amount of Notes with Acceptance Priority Levels 1 through 12, and a portion of the 5.100% Notes due 2044 (Level 13) on a prorated basis, as the aggregate purchase price is expected to exceed the Offer Cap. Notes with Acceptance Priority Levels 14 through 19, and any Notes tendered after the Early Tender Time, will not be accepted.

UPS, FedEx Top List of Logistics Companies Ranked by Market Cap

UPS and FedEx lead the global air freight and logistics sector in market capitalization, highlighting the dominance of companies with massive, long-established global infrastructures. The top 25 companies in this sector, accounting for $502.2 billion of the total $591.6 billion market cap, achieve high valuations from their ability to manage complex supply chains, leverage e-commerce growth, and provide reliable services in an unpredictable global economy. This analysis underscores the strategic advantage of asset-heavy networks and advanced technological orchestration in the logistics industry.

Kavout | AI•7/10/2026

Amazon's Supply Chain Services: The End of the Parcel Duopoly

Amazon's launch of Amazon Supply Chain Services (ASCS) marks the end of the traditional parcel duopoly dominated by FedEx and UPS, directly challenging them with its vast logistics network and aggressive pricing. This move leverages Amazon's extensive investment in supply chain infrastructure, aiming to replicate the success of AWS by offering its logistics capabilities to all businesses. While FedEx and UPS have seen significant stock declines and are pivoting towards higher-margin services, Amazon's entry is forcing a redefinition of the market, with incumbent strengths in international networks and long-standing relationships providing a competitive moat.

Neutral (-0.073)

retail wholesale

FDX: Bearish (-0.382)

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Yahoo Finance•7/9/2026

New FedEx life sciences unit integrates healthcare logistics capabilities

FedEx has launched a new life sciences division to provide specialized logistics services for healthcare-related shipments like pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and clinical trial drugs. This move is part of the company's strategy, shared by rivals UPS and DHL, to focus on high-margin premium market segments within the $80 billion healthcare transportation market. The new unit consolidates existing capabilities and aims to offer end-to-end solutions, leveraging FedEx's investments in cold-chain storage, temperature-controlled corridors, and advanced monitoring systems.

FreightWaves•7/9/2026

New FedEx life sciences unit integrates healthcare logistics capabilities

FedEx has launched a new life sciences division to provide specialized logistics services for healthcare-related shipments like pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and clinical trial drugs. This move is part of FedEx's broader strategy, alongside rivals UPS and DHL, to focus on high-margin healthcare logistics, a market that generated $10 billion in revenue for FedEx last year. The new unit consolidates existing capabilities and aims to offer end-to-end solutions with advanced monitoring for critical, temperature-sensitive shipments.

Ad-hoc-news.de•7/9/2026

CNI stock reflects steady freight demand as Canadian National Railway focuses on North American logistics flows

The article details how CNI stock, representing Canadian National Railway, serves as a crucial backbone for North American logistics, connecting major industrial regions and ports across Canada and the United States. It highlights the company's strategic position in various freight segments, its reliance on macroeconomic factors and operational efficiency, and the importance of infrastructure investment and technological adoption for its long-term relevance. The piece also touches on aspects like regulatory frameworks, ESG considerations, and investor valuation metrics.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.247)

Automotive Logistics•7/9/2026

FDX: Neutral (0.121)

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CMA CGM Group set to acquire FedEx Supply Chain for $1.4 billion

CMA CGM Group is set to acquire FedEx Supply Chain for $1.4 billion, a move that will significantly expand CEVA Logistics' North American contract logistics operations. The acquisition, expected to close in 2026, will integrate FedEx's assets and 10,000 team members into CEVA Logistics, making it a leading contract logistics provider in North America. Additionally, CMA CGM and FedEx will enter into multi-year commercial agreements for air and ocean freight, alongside executive changes at CMA CGM Group and CEVA Logistics to support continued growth.

Bullish (0.373)

FDX: Bullish (0.390)

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MarketBeat•7/9/2026

Citigroup Has Lowered Expectations for XPO (NYSE:XPO) Stock Price

Citigroup has lowered its price target for XPO (NYSE:XPO) stock from $236 to $226, while maintaining a neutral rating, suggesting an approximate 8% upside. This adjustment comes despite XPO recently reporting better-than-expected quarterly results, with EPS of $1.01 against an estimated $0.89 and revenue of $2.10 billion compared to a $2.04 billion estimate. Other analysts have recently updated their price targets for XPO with varying outlooks.

Neutral (-0.097)

FDX: Somewhat-Bearish (-0.210)

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MarketBeat•7/9/2026

Granite Investment Partners LLC Purchases 7,494 Shares of Saia, Inc. $SAIA

Granite Investment Partners LLC significantly increased its stake in Saia, Inc. (NASDAQ:SAIA) during the first quarter, purchasing an additional 7,494 shares and raising its total holdings to 27,089 shares valued at approximately $9.5 million. This move is part of broader institutional interest in the trucking company, with several other hedge funds also expanding or initiating positions. Despite Saia exceeding its first-quarter earnings and revenue estimates, analysts currently hold a "Hold" consensus rating with an average price target of $460.50.

Insider Monkey•7/9/2026

Jim Cramer Discussed 5 Stocks Like NVIDIA and FedEx and the Threat of Oversupply in the Market

Jim Cramer discussed the threat of oversupply in the market, focusing on FedEx Corporation (NYSE: FDX) and NVIDIA, among others. He expressed bullish sentiment on FedEx despite a recent stock dip, attributing investor confusion to a fiscal calendar transition and highlighting the company's strong performance and conservative guidance. The article suggests that Cramer sees significant upside for FedEx due to robust demand and cost initiatives.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.291)

Jim Cramer says buy the dip in this household name — and in another newly public stock

Jim Cramer recommends buying the dip in FedEx (FDX) and the newly independent FedEx Freight. He believes investors have misunderstood FedEx's recent earnings report and that FedEx Freight's decline is a typical post-spinoff pattern, both presenting attractive buying opportunities. Cramer's Charitable Trust holds shares in both companies and continues to buy during their current pullbacks.

marketscreener.com•7/8/2026

CF Industries Ups Quarterly Dividend 20% to $0.60 a Share, Payable Aug. 31 to Shareholders of Record Aug. 14

CF Industries has announced a 20% increase in its quarterly dividend, raising it to $0.60 per share. This dividend will be payable on August 31 to shareholders who are on record as of August 14. The move indicates confidence from the agricultural chemicals company regarding its financial performance and commitment to returning value to shareholders.

Transport Topics•7/8/2026

FedEx Supply Chain deal marks critical step in larger strategy

FedEx has sold its supply chain business to CMA CGM for $1.4 billion, a move analysts believe is a crucial part of FedEx's broader strategy to streamline operations and focus on its core businesses. This acquisition will significantly expand CMA CGM's contract logistics presence in North America. Experts consider the transaction strategically beneficial for FedEx, despite its limited immediate financial impact, as it supports the company's efforts to increase efficiency and investor value.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.322)

FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.340)

FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.257)

MarketScale•7/8/2026

B2B digital commerce hits its stride: MSC Industrial, Carrier Enterprise, and Sherwin-Williams show how it's done

B2B e-commerce is transitioning from an experimental model to a core revenue generator, with companies like MSC Industrial, Carrier Enterprise, and Sherwin-Williams demonstrating successful implementation. MSC Industrial's e-commerce channel contributed to over $1 billion in Q3 net sales, while Carrier Enterprise now generates 60% of its sales digitally. Sherwin-Williams is enhancing the professional buyer experience by integrating Square features, indicating a larger trend of B2B sellers offering comprehensive financial and workflow tools.

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WWD•7/8/2026

Old Dominion, J.B. Hunt, XPO Lead Sector in Market Cap Rankings

An analysis by Sourcing Journal reveals that Old Dominion Freight Line Inc., J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., and XPO Inc. are the top cargo ground transportation companies by market capitalization in 2026. These industry giants, along with FedEx Freight, dominate the sector due to their massive capital investments, established infrastructure, and highly defensible business models, particularly in Less-than-Truckload (LTL) and intermodal shipping. Their market leadership is reinforced by high barriers to entry and structural advantages in the freight industry.

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FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.272)

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AeroMorning.com•7/8/2026

China Southern Cargo to lease 3 Boeing 777-300ERSF freighters

China Southern Air Logistics is set to lease three Boeing 777-300ERSF converted freighters from AerCap Cargo, with deliveries scheduled between October 2027 and Q2 2028. This move will significantly expand China Southern's dedicated freighter fleet, enhancing its long-haul cargo capabilities and supporting intercontinental services from major Chinese hubs. The 777-300ERSF, or 'Big Twin', offers high payload, long-range performance, and operating efficiency, positioning it as a key next-generation converted freighter in global air cargo.

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FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.228)

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Logistics Management•7/8/2026

FedEx Freight CEO Smith outlines company’s growth strategy post spin-off

John Smith, CEO of FedEx Freight, detailed the company's strategic direction after its recent spin-off into a separately traded public entity. He highlighted the massive effort involved in the separation, particularly in technology and rebuilding back-office functions without impacting customers or employees. Smith also outlined FedEx Freight's growth strategy, focusing on high-potential verticals like SMB, healthcare, energy, data centers, and grocery, and emphasized their dual-service network advantage and enhanced customer-facing technology.

Old Dominion Freight Line focuses on operations as trucking demand evolves

Old Dominion Freight Line (ODFL) continues to adapt its less-than-truckload (LTL) network amidst fluctuating freight demand and pricing in the U.S. trucking sector. The company emphasizes operational discipline, network efficiency, and customer service to maintain its position in the market. ODFL's business model relies on serving a broad base of customers with smaller loads through a hub-and-spoke system, supported by modern fleet maintenance and infrastructure investments.

Neutral (0.035)

FDX: Neutral (0.138)

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Trefis•7/7/2026

DaVita Stock On Fire: Up 13% With 10-Day Winning Streak

DaVita (DVA) stock has experienced a 10-day winning streak, increasing its market cap by $1.9 billion with cumulative gains of 13%. Despite this surge, Trefis rates the stock as "Risky" due to a near-equal mix of good and bad operating performance and financial condition, even though its valuation is low. The article suggests that such market moves are already priced in, and predictive signals are needed to identify future winners.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.282)

Fleet Equipment Magazine•7/7/2026

FDX: Neutral (0.124)

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Trimble TMS for Shippers Launches in North America

Trimble has introduced Trimble TMS for Shippers, a new cloud-native transportation management system for North American shippers and third-party logistics providers. This AI-driven platform aims to automate transportation workflows, improve carrier-shipper transactions, and integrate freight operations within Trimble's ecosystem. It offers features like real-time visibility, configurable tools, ERP integration, and supports disruption planning and sustainability efforts.

Bullish (0.358)

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FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.283)

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AD HOC NEWS•7/7/2026

Old Dominion Freight Line focuses on core operations as retail demand shapes outlook

Old Dominion Freight Line is maintaining its focus on disciplined operations, customer service, and efficiency in its less-than-truckload business, adapting to evolving US retail demand and freight patterns. The company emphasizes a strong network, cost management, and service quality—including on-time performance and low damage rates—as key differentiators in the competitive freight market. This strategy aims to ensure profitability and consistent service for its diverse customer base, supported by technology and robust terminal infrastructure.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.211)

Investing.com Nigeria•7/6/2026

FDX: Neutral (0.139)

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Morgan Stanley turns cautious on freight stocks despite stronger cycle outlook

Morgan Stanley has downgraded its outlook on the North American freight transportation sector from "Attractive" to "In-Line," despite a strengthening cyclical recovery. The firm increased earnings estimates and price targets for many companies, acknowledging tightening trucking capacity and improving pricing. However, they signaled caution due to record valuations, suggesting that much of the upside has already been priced into stock shares.

Somewhat-Bearish (-0.231)

TFI International Inc steady amid North American freight demand

TFI International Inc. operates a diversified transport and logistics portfolio across North America, including truckload, less-than-truckload, and parcel operations. The company's multi-segment model balances cyclical exposure and aims for cross-selling opportunities by serving varied shipper needs across Canada, the US, and Mexico. Its strategic management of capacity, pricing, and technology, alongside its exposure to US freight markets, positions it to navigate fluctuating freight demand and economic cycles.

Neutral (0.145)

FDX: Neutral (0.147)

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AD HOC NEWS•7/6/2026

XPO logistics business positions for long-term growth

XPO Inc., a leading North American less-than-truckload (LTL) operator, is strategically positioning itself for long-term growth through a focus on efficiency, pricing discipline, and technology investments. The company's LTL network thrives on density, optimizing capacity by consolidating shipments from various customers, and aims to improve productivity and profitability through investments in automation, routing, and modern equipment. XPO's financial performance is also driven by careful pricing, freight mix management, and rigorous cost control, alongside significant investments in proprietary technology for enhanced customer experience and internal efficiency.

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FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.321)

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Investing.com•7/6/2026

Morgan Stanley turns cautious on freight stocks despite stronger cycle outlook

Morgan Stanley has downgraded its view on the North American freight transportation sector from "Attractive" to "In-Line," despite becoming more optimistic about the cyclical recovery within the industry. The firm believes much of the upside has already been priced into stock valuations, which are at record highs. Consequently, Morgan Stanley has downgraded several individual freight stocks, including Old Dominion Freight Line, J.B. Hunt Transport Services, and Landstar System, citing a less attractive risk-reward profile after significant share price gains.

Supply Chain Digital•7/6/2026

CMA CGM Acquires FedEx Supply Chain for US$1.4bn

CMA CGM, the world's third-largest shipping company, is set to acquire FedEx Supply Chain for US$1.4 billion, reinforcing its commitment to the US market and significantly expanding CEVA Logistics' North American presence. This acquisition will lead to commercial agreements between CMA CGM and FedEx for air and ocean freight capacity, with FedEx streamlining its portfolio to focus on high-value sectors. The deal aims to solidify CEVA Logistics' position as a top-five global player.

Neutral (0.019)

marketscreener.com•7/6/2026

FDX: Neutral (0.025)

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UBS Adjusts Price Target on CF Industries Holdings to $115 From $130

UBS has adjusted its price target on CF Industries Holdings (CF) from $130 to $115. This change was published on July 6, 2026, at 11:29 AM EDT. The article also notes recent analyst activities for CF Industries, including upgrades and price target changes from other firms.

Supply Chain Dive•7/6/2026

Lovesac taps contract freight to navigate higher fuel costs

Lovesac leveraged cargo partnerships in Q1 2026 to secure freight capacity at contractual rates, aiming to offset higher fuel costs and spot market volatility caused by the Iran war. This strategy, also adopted by other retailers like Burlington, provides insulation against price spikes and is expected to continue throughout the year. Despite these efforts, Lovesac reported a year-over-year drop in gross profit and gross margin, primarily due to increased inbound transportation and tariff costs.

Neutral (-0.130)

retail wholesale

FDX: Neutral (-0.102)

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DredgeWire•7/6/2026

CMA CGM Group to Acquire FedEx Supply Chain at an Enterprise Value of $1.4 billion, Strengthening Its Logistics Presence in North America

The CMA CGM Group is acquiring FedEx Supply Chain for $1.4 billion, a move that will significantly expand CEVA Logistics' North American operations. This acquisition, expected to close in 2026, nearly triples CEVA's size in the region and includes multi-year commercial agreements making CMA CGM a preferred ocean carrier for FedEx. The deal aims to strengthen CMA CGM's end-to-end logistics solutions and FedEx's focus on high-value verticals.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.303)

FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.332)

Finviz•7/6/2026

FTXR - First Trust Nasdaq Transportation ETF Volatility & Greeks

This article provides a detailed financial overview of the FTXR - First Trust Nasdaq Transportation ETF, including its recent performance, dividend information, expense ratio, and key metrics like volatility and AUM. It highlights the ETF's last close price, percentage change, and various performance indicators over different periods. The fund invests in US Equities within the Transportation Industry sector and is sponsored by First Trust.

Union Pacific focuses on rail efficiency as freight trends shift

Union Pacific Corp (ISIN US9078181084) is navigating a changing North American freight landscape, with intermodal, automotive, and industrial volumes crucial to its future earnings. The company focuses on efficient operations, cost control, and strategic capital allocation to balance revenue growth, service reliability, and shareholder returns amidst evolving market dynamics. Its performance serves as an indicator for broader industrial activity in the US, given its extensive rail network across the western two-thirds of the country.

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Fjarde AP Fonden Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund Has $12.07 Million Stake in Ford Motor Company $F

Fjarde AP Fonden Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund increased its stake in Ford Motor Company by 29.5% in the first quarter, now holding 1,045,760 shares valued at approximately $12.07 million. This move comes after Ford reported stronger-than-expected quarterly results, with EPS of $0.66 and revenue of $43.25 billion, and continues to pay a quarterly dividend. Analysts generally maintain a "Hold" rating on Ford with a consensus price target of $14.70.

Neutral (0.052)

FDX: Neutral (-0.107)

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Insider Monkey•7/5/2026

FedEx Corp (FDX)’s Stock Is Up After Jim Cramer Didn’t Hold Back With The Praise

FedEx Corp (FDX) shares have seen a significant increase, up 61% over the past year and 32% year-to-date, following praise from Jim Cramer and recent strategic moves. Cramer highlighted the company's CEO, Raj Subramaniam, for successfully navigating a freight recession and executing the divestiture of its freight business, which now trades as FDXF with FedEx retaining a 19.9% stake. The company also announced a 5% increase in its annual dividend rate.

Barchart.com•7/4/2026

FedEx Is Abandoning Its Supply Chain Business. FDX Stock Investors Need the Logistics Giant to Protect Its Core Network.

FedEx is selling its Supply Chain business to CMA CGM Group for $1.4 billion, a move aimed at sharpening its focus on high-value verticals like healthcare, automotive, aerospace, and data centers. This divestment follows the earlier spinoff of FedEx Freight and is part of a broader strategy to concentrate on its core package delivery network globally, control costs, and boost cash flow. CMA CGM's acquisition will significantly expand its CEVA Logistics arm's presence in North America, and both companies will enter multi-year commercial agreements for ocean and air freight.

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FDX: Somewhat-Bullish (0.305)

Finviz•7/4/2026

FDX - Fedex Corp Options

This article provides a detailed financial overview of FedEx (FDX), including its last close price, market capitalization, key financial ratios, dividend information, and performance metrics. It also lists insider ownership, institutional ownership, short interest, and various price performance indicators over different periods. The data covers critical aspects for investors such as P/E, P/S, ROA, ROE, and analyst recommendations.

Yahoo Finance•7/4/2026

FedEx Is Abandoning Its Supply Chain Business. FDX Stock Investors Need the Logistics Giant to Protect Its Core Network.

FedEx (FDX) is selling its FedEx Supply Chain business to CMA CGM Group for $1.4 billion, a move aimed at sharpening its focus on high-value segments and its core package delivery network. This divestiture follows a broader restructuring, including the spinoff of FedEx Freight, as the company seeks to improve profitability and cash flow. The deal will significantly expand CEVA Logistics' North American presence, while FedEx plans to enter into commercial agreements with CMA CGM for ocean and air freight.

Somewhat-Bullish (0.293)

FDX: Bullish (0.418)