Southern Copper (SCCO) Stock This Week: Record-High Copper, Analyst Targets, and the Week-Ahead Setup (Updated Dec. 12, 2025)
Southern Copper Corporation (NYSE: SCCO) closed Friday at $142.41, down 3.54% on the day after a sharp reversal that saw shares trade between $141.84 and $149.75. Wall Street Journal+1 That volatility is happening for a simple reason: SCCO is moving with copper at the margin, and copper has been anything but calm. The metal pushed toward fresh records near $12,000/ton this week, supported by supply disruptions, policy uncertainty around U.S. tariffs, and a market increasingly focused on the multi-year demand story tied to electrification and AI-related power buildouts. Reuters Below is a full roundup of the key Southern Copper headlines