Wedbush hails MP Materials (MP.US) as the "national champion of rare earths in the United States"! A 36% rise in stock price is anticipated.
Investment bank Wedbush initiated coverage on the U.S. rare earths giant MP Materials with an 'Outperform' rating and a price target of $90.
MP Materials(MP.US) Officer Sells US$19.21 Million in Common Stock
$MP Materials(MP.US)$ Officer Litinsky James H. sold 300K shares of common stock on Apr 17, 20, 2026 at an average price of $64.03 for a total value of $19.21 million.Source: Announcement What is
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Bloomberg: Critical Metals secures full ownership of the TANBREEZ rare earth mine in Greenland.
The acquisition of an additional stake in the TANBREEZ rare earth mine in Greenland has been completed to consolidate ownership of the asset, with the aim of serving a supply chain system led by the United States. After acquiring the previously unowned 50.5% interest from Limbo Private Limited, the company now holds 92.5% of the project. This move grants Critical Metals Corporation absolute control over the mine. The deposit is rich in rare earth elements such as terbium and dysprosium, which are widely used in consumer electronics and defense technologies. Critical Metals Corporation declined to comment on the matter.
Positioning as a critical raw material for defense, military industry, and semiconductors! USA Rare Earth (USAR.US) heralds the mass production of yttrium outside of China.
USA Rare Earth has commenced the first batch of commercial-scale production of metallic yttrium.
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Report: The EU and the US are close to reaching an agreement on critical minerals.
The European Union and the United States are nearing an agreement on coordinating cooperation in the field of critical minerals. According to a draft 'Action Plan' obtained by Bloomberg, both parties intend to create competitive advantages for non-dominant market suppliers through incentive mechanisms such as setting minimum prices. At the same time, both sides are also seeking other 'like-minded partners' to join a multilateral agreement to jointly establish a supply chain for critical minerals covering almost all modern technology sectors. This potential agreement will serve as a rare signal of easing in the recent strained relations between Europe and the United States. Against the backdrop of escalating trade frictions and mounting pressure on bilateral relations, cooperation in the mineral sector holds significant symbolic importance. Framework of the agreement: Price mechanism.
The 'post-war trading boom' is here! Wall Street hails the golden age of commodities, while emphasizing semiconductors, consumer goods, and Chinese technology.
The steepening of the long-term government bond yield curve, consumer sectors, semiconductor sectors, and Chinese technology stocks, coupled with a broader backdrop assessment — namely, that global equity markets are unlikely to enter a deep bear market due to policy support — constitute, in Bank of America's view, the core trading themes second only to commodities within the framework of 'post-war trading trends.'