LSE:GLEN.L 19 January 2026 - 4 March 2026

Shares of Glencore nudged higher early Wednesday in London. After the recent market slump, miners sought footing, with a Jefferies note claiming the sector stands to gain from this latest bout of geopolitical turmoil.

Glencore plc shares barely budged Friday, stabilizing after a volatile stretch sparked by Rio Tinto walking away from merger discussions. The stock finished at 478.10 pence, just 0.6% higher, having swung from 465.70 to 486.70 during the session. London’s market is closed Sunday, with trading set to resume Monday.

Glencore shares are under the spotlight ahead of Wednesday’s London session after the miner revealed it has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding. The deal could hand a U.S.-backed group a 40% stake in its copper and cobalt operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The stock last closed at 517.30 pence, up 16.30 pence, according to Glencore’s share-price feed.

Glencore plc shares are drawing attention again ahead of Monday’s London open. Investors are moving beyond Friday’s rebound, eyeing a busy week full of key events for the miner and commodity trader.