By Stephen Wilmot
General Motors stock fell in premarket trading after the company withdrew its guidance for 2025 and postponed its analyst call-unusual moves that highlight the uncertainties automakers face due to President Trump's new tariffs.
Investors this morning are caught between GM's message of caution and late Monday's news that the White House is poised to soften its stance on the auto industry.
Shares of Chrysler owner Stellantis, which are listed in Europe and the U.S., jumped at the open in Milan before falling back.
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