General Motors (GM), alongside Ford and Toyota, warned Congress on December 12, 2025, that China poses a 'clear and present threat' to the U.S. auto industry, following a session where GM stock hit a 52-week high of $81.22.
- The stock's recent momentum, which saw a 12.5% gain over the past month, was driven by strong earnings, including an October 2025 EPS beat of $2.80 (vs. $2.28 expected).
- The positive sector outlook is supported by the focus on affordable Electric Vehicles (EVs) and the potential for new U.S. tax incentives.
- GM is currently trading after hours at $80.90, showing stability (+0.07%) despite broader market dips.