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GM's Strong Results Overshadowed by Surge in Commodity Prices
General Motors said the conflict in the Middle East has pushed up prices of copper, steel and diesel, adding $400 million to its costs for 2026. Despite its strong results, the increase weighed on its profits, although other coverage reported that profits more than doubled.
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- General Motors identifies the prices of copper, steel and diesel as the source of the increase in its costs.
«General Motors says the Middle East conflict has fuelled a surge in copper, steel and diesel prices, adding US$400 million to costs for 2026.»
Free Malaysia Today on MSN - Sources described the results as strong, but the rise in commodity costs weighed on profits.
«رغم نتائج قوية، طغت هذه الزيادة على الأرباح.»
Free Malaysia Today on MSN - General Motors more than doubled its profits, according to other coverage.
«ضاعفت جنرال موتورز أرباحها أكثر من مرتين، بينما تقول ميشيل بريم، وكيلة سيارات، إن التقنية في السيارات قد تجاوزت الحد»
Automotive News - One report quoted Michelle Brem, the company's vehicle agent, as saying that technology in cars has gone too far.
«بينما تقول ميشيل بريم، وكيلة سيارات، إن التقنية في السيارات قد تجاوزت الحد»
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