Wall Street worries GM will face a tougher 2023 than the automaker is letting on

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Wall Street worries GM will face a tougher 2023 than the automaker is letting on
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Analysts say eroding pricing power, labor concerns and challenges in producing EVs will make it harder for GM to perform at the same profitability levels.

General Motors shares are down nearly 6% this week since the company reported its first-quarter results Tuesday morning, despite an earnings beat and guidance raise.

That helps explain why shares of GM were down nearly 6% from GM's first-quarter report through Wednesday, trading just above $32 per share. Wednesday notched the stock's lowest closing price since October, with shares 26% off their 52-week high of $43.63 a share. The stock is down 2.75% for the year after closing Thursday at $32.72.

Higher prices are bad news for consumers but great for automakers, as noted by BofA Securities analyst John Murphy in an investor note Wednesday titled "You hate it, we like it: execution and price drive beat and raise."GM's stock price since Mary Barra became CEO of the automaker on Jan. 15, 2014. GM has shown restraint in not overproducing this year, helping to keep inventories in line with demand and prop up prices. The company idled pickup truck production at a plant in Indiana around the end of the quarter to keep inventories lower than historical levels.Union threats

"We're here to come together to ready ourselves for the war against the one and only true enemy: multibillion-dollar corporations and employers who refuse to give our members their fair share," new UAW President Shawn Fain told members during a union convention last month in Detroit. "It's a new day in the UAW."

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