GMGeneral Motors Co.
General Motors Co. (GM) is a equity covered by Valdrans. Last close $87.040, +5.32% on the day; +14.83% over 1 week, +12.54% over 4 weeks, +2.52% over 6 months (prices as of 27 Jul 2026). Valdrans Insider Activity Signal: Negative — 0 buys vs 18 sells disclosed in the last 90 days.
- Last close (27 Jul 2026)
- $87.040
- Today
- +5.32%
- 1 week
- +14.83%
- 4 weeks
- +12.54%
- 6 months
- +2.52%
- Insider signal
- Negative
Coverage of GM(11)
Brent tops $100 as Hormuz disruption deepens and US-Iran war widens
A turbulent week defined by surging crude oil prices, sweeping new US trade tariffs, and a $767B single-day wipeout in megacap technology stocks.
GM Q2 2026: filings, holdings, and macro context
US-Iran ceasefire ends; Brent retreats to $88.77 on renewed diplomacy reports
A volatile overnight session dominated by US-Iran escalation and fresh US tariffs on Canada, with oil swinging on conflicting diplomatic signals.
Trump ends USMCA trilateral framework; CAD, MXN, Ford, GM affected
President Trump announced on 1 July 2026 that the US will not renew USMCA, pursuing separate bilateral agreements with Canada and Mexico instead; the Canadian dollar, Mexican peso, Ford (F), and General Motors (GM) were among the instruments and companies named in connection with the shift.
Oil declines as Iran snubs Qatar talks; dollar strengthens before Warsh speech
A moderately active European session dominated by oil pressure, dollar strength, softer eurozone inflation, and UK defence spending confirmation.
US and Iran agree to halt attacks ahead of Doha peace talks
A volatile overnight session dominated by US-Iran de-escalation in the Strait of Hormuz and a broad first-half rally in semiconductor shares.
GM Q2 2026 update — filings and holdings
Bank of Japan lifts benchmark rate to highest since 1995
An active overnight session dominated by the BoJ's historic rate hike to 1% and continued repricing of oil markets following the US-Iran Hormuz ceasefire.
GM Q2 2026 update — filings and holdings
US intercepts Iranian missiles over Kuwait as ceasefire talks stall
A tense European session dominated by escalating US-Iran military exchanges, rising oil prices, and divergent equity moves tied to Nvidia's PC chip launch.