1350 GMT - Ferrari's EBIT growth guidance of at least 7% compares with consensus looking for 5%, and as a result, RBC Capital Markets analyst Tom Narayan expects shares to trade meaningfully higher on Tuesday. "There were fears that currency headwinds could offset the mix benefit from the F80." The 2026 guidance calls for a 110 million euro year-on-year EBIT increase versus 2025 and RBC says it thinks the F80 alone could be a 470 million euro year-on-year boost to EBIT, assuming 190 units delivered. Offsetting this would be headwinds from lower volumes of the two SF90XX models and 170 less Daytonas on year. "We could see a continued rally here even beyond today's move." Shares rise 10%. (dominic.chopping@wsj.com)
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