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NAK shares rise ahead of Pebble Mine hearing

NAK shares rise ahead of Pebble Mine hearing

Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. shares in the U.S. rallied Friday, ending the session up 7.31% at $2.35 after about 8.78 million shares traded. For the holiday-shortened U.S. week, the stock is up roughly 13.5% from last Friday. In Canada, Northern Dynasty closed at C$3.24 on the Toronto exchange, a 7.64% gain for the day and 13.3% higher than its May 22 close. May 30 lands on a Saturday, so markets are shut. Last week’s rally is the focus as investors look to June. The NYSE was also closed Monday, May 25 for Memorial Day, leaving NAK with just four full trading sessions in the U.S.
Glencore Shares Watch Monday Catalyst With Rio Tinto in Focus

Glencore Shares Watch Monday Catalyst With Rio Tinto in Focus

Glencore will start the week with some relief on costs. South Africa’s energy regulator okayed a temporary discounted power rate for a ferrochrome joint venture with Merafe Resources. The move was announced late Friday after London markets had finished trading. London-listed Glencore finished Friday at 567.80 pence, off 5.8 pence from Thursday's 573.60 pence. That still leaves shares barely under their May 22 closing level of 569.10 pence. The London Stock Exchange stayed closed Monday for the Spring Bank Holiday and does not open Saturdays, so investors will react to the South African tariff move next session.
ASX Ends Higher as Miners Lead, Guzman y Gomez Gains After U.S. Exit

ASX Ends Higher as Miners Lead, Guzman y Gomez Gains After U.S. Exit

The ASX finished up, with miners stronger and Guzman y Gomez shares gaining after news of its U.S. exit. Sydney, May 22, 2026, 17:59 ASX finishes up, boosted by miners and Guzman y Gomez jump Australian stocks wrapped Friday up, with the S&P/ASX 200 closing 0.41% higher at 8,657 points. Gains in miners and a strong move in Guzman y Gomez helped the bourse pull back from a volatile week tied to oil, rates and war news. The Australian market is already closed for the day.
ASX bounces after jobs surprise, miners and property stocks climb

ASX bounces after jobs surprise, miners and property stocks climb

Australian stocks bounced on Thursday, with the S&P/ASX 200 up 1.47% at the close. Materials, metals and mining, and A-REITs led gains after soft jobs data made another quick rate hike look unlikely. The S&P/ASX 200 tracks 200 large companies on the ASX. The focus has shifted to the Reserve Bank of Australia after markets moved away from trading on earnings. The current RBA cash rate is set at 4.35% as of May 6, and a new decision is due June 16. Investors usually see higher rates as a drag on stocks since they boost borrowing costs and make safer, cash-like returns look better.
Coeur Mining Falls 9%, With Dividend Date Ahead

Coeur Mining Falls 9%, With Dividend Date Ahead

Coeur Mining heads into Monday trading after a tough Friday, with shares ending at $17.61. The stock dropped 9.23% for the session and sits about 5.1% under where it was May 8. Volume hit 36.61 million shares, higher than earlier in the week. Timing is key. U.S. markets didn’t open on Sunday. The New York Stock Exchange trades from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET on regular days. The next closure for a NYSE holiday is Memorial Day, Monday, May 25.
USA Rare Earth Stock Watch: Q1 Revenue, $1.75 Billion Cash and the China Supply Crunch

USA Rare Earth Stock Watch: Q1 Revenue, $1.75 Billion Cash and the China Supply Crunch

STILLWATER, Oklahoma, May 13, 2026, 18:02 CDT USA Rare Earth Inc. posted first-quarter revenue of $5.7 million and says it’s on track to finalize documents this month to tap $1.6 billion in funding from the U.S. Commerce Department—a key step as investors weigh whether the company can deliver on its ambitions for a major government-supported rare-earth project.
Australia Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Falls as Banks Drop Before Budget, Miners Rally on Copper

Australia Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Falls as Banks Drop Before Budget, Miners Rally on Copper

Australian shares slipped for a third session in a row Tuesday, weighed down by falls in banks, tech names and CSL. Investors trimmed exposure ahead of a federal budget that could shake up property, tax, and inflation policy. The S&P/ASX 200 shed 31.1 points, or 0.36%, to finish at 8,670.7. Decliners outnumbered advancers 200 to 86 on the wider S&P/ASX 300. Timing was key here. Treasurer Jim Chalmers was set to hand down the budget at 19:30 AEST. Treasury figures put the budget bottom line A$44.9 billion ahead of the forecasts made in December. Market watchers expect the budget to touch on capital gains tax discounts and tweak negative gearing—allowing property investors to write off rental losses against taxable income.
Glencore plc Stock Slips as Ex-Dividend Date Tests Its Copper-Led Rally

Glencore plc Stock Slips as Ex-Dividend Date Tests Its Copper-Led Rally

Glencore plc slipped 0.4% to 566.6 pence in London Thursday, with the stock going ex-dividend after a strong run higher. The shares had closed Wednesday at 568.9 pence, according to market data. The timing is key here. Glencore shares have hovered close to their highs lately, buoyed by first-quarter results that revealed higher copper output and a marketing arm that, according to management, might surpass its profit target for the year.
Critical Metals Corp Stock Rallies as $835 Million European Lithium Deal Targets Full Greenland Rare Earth Control

Critical Metals Corp Stock Rallies as $835 Million European Lithium Deal Targets Full Greenland Rare Earth Control

Critical Metals Corp. has struck a deal to acquire European Lithium Ltd. for roughly $835 million, looking to secure complete control over the Tanbreez rare earth project in Greenland. Tanbreez ranks among the world’s largest rare earth deposits; European Lithium currently holds the last 7.5% that Critical Metals doesn’t yet own. Timing is crucial here. On Friday, the United States and the European Union ramped up their work together on critical minerals—those essential raw materials flagged as key to economic security and vulnerable to supply shocks—as Western officials look for ways to reduce China’s dominance over metals vital for advanced manufacturing and defense.
Lithium Americas Stock Jumps As Thacker Pass Turns Into America’s Big Lithium Test

Lithium Americas Stock Jumps As Thacker Pass Turns Into America’s Big Lithium Test

Lithium Americas Corp. shares surged roughly 13% late Monday in U.S. trading, drawing investor focus back to its Thacker Pass lithium project in Nevada, which is backed by the U.S. government. The stock, listed in New York, was recently seen trading at $5.26, with volume topping 19 million shares. Why does 2026 stand out? That’s the year Thacker Pass needs to prove it can shift from policy promise to shovels in the ground. Last week, Wedbush started covering Lithium Americas, assigning a Neutral rating and setting the price target at $8. Analyst Sam Brandeis steps in for Dan Ives, with the firm describing fiscal 2026 as the “key year” for the project’s construction phase and highlighting execution risks before production ever begins.
Molecure Starts Share Sale, KRUK Buys €278 Million Italian Debt as Korab Flags 2020 Mining Objection

Molecure Starts Share Sale, KRUK Buys €278 Million Italian Debt as Korab Flags 2020 Mining Objection

Molecure set out Tuesday to sell up to 4.12 million Series K shares, with two existing shareholders planning to offload as many as 2 million shares as part of the deal. The biotech, based in Warsaw, is seeking fresh capital with key clinical milestones on the horizon later this year. In Italy, KRUK signed on to buy as much as €278 million in unsecured retail receivables. Korab Resources, for its part, pointed investors again to its objection over a mining licence from December 2020. The wave of filings is notable: smaller listed names are still hustling—raising capital, deploying it, dealing with old legal baggage—instead of sitting on their hands waiting for markets to settle. Molecure’s latest fundraising comes as management insists its two leading programs are near key data points that could push investors to reassess the stock’s worth. Over at KRUK, Italy remains among the company’s significant markets.
Denison Mines Stock Price Falls Again as Phoenix Uranium Mine Moves Into Build Phase

Denison Mines Stock Price Falls Again as Phoenix Uranium Mine Moves Into Build Phase

Denison Mines shares slipped on both sides of the border Friday: U.S. ADRs changed hands at $3.39, retreating from $3.52 the prior session, and Toronto shares shed 4.1% by 11:21 a.m. EDT. The move followed the board's green light for building the Phoenix uranium mine in Saskatchewan, a decision made less than a month ago. The clock is ticking. On March 10, Denison announced that site prep and construction work at Phoenix would kick off this month, aiming for initial output by mid-2028. The conversation now shifts—permits and board signoff are in the rearview, with execution and keeping costs in check taking center stage.
B2Gold Stock Slides Again as Gold Rout Batters Miners and Clouds 2026 Outlook

B2Gold Stock Slides Again as Gold Rout Batters Miners and Clouds 2026 Outlook

B2Gold Corp dropped again Friday, deepening a two-day slide as the gold selloff hit miners across the board. In U.S. trading, the stock hovered around $4.07 after Thursday’s close at $4.21, a drop of 8.48%. Up in Toronto, shares finished the last session at C$5.78, down 8.25%. The timing isn’t great for B2Gold. The company heads into the downturn with 2026 production looking lighter than 2025, plus it’s staring at a steeper cost curve—meaning every dollar off the gold price has more bite. Spot gold took a 4.3% tumble Thursday, ending at $4,612.21 an ounce, then slid another 1.8% Friday to $4,566.26, with Treasury yields and the dollar both pushing higher. Gold’s reputation as a safe haven only goes so far; it doesn’t pay yield, so rising rates hit demand hard.
Vale Stock Price Today: Shares Fall Despite Iron Ore-From-Waste Milestone

Vale Stock Price Today: Shares Fall Despite Iron Ore-From-Waste Milestone

Vale’s U.S.-traded stock dropped roughly 2.5% to $14.68 as of 5:15 p.m. in Sao Paulo on Friday, dulling the impact of the Brazilian miner’s latest operational update. Shares dipped after the company revealed it more than doubled its 2025 iron ore recovery from waste and tailings just a day earlier. It’s a live question for investors: can Vale’s pitch—cleaner operations, more output—keep pace with rising doubts on iron ore prices and what the stock’s really worth? RBC took the axe to its rating Thursday, arguing Vale’s rally has outstripped BHP and Rio Tinto and is now “fairly priced.”
Why B2Gold Stock Price Is Falling Today as Goose Ramp-Up Risks Return

Why B2Gold Stock Price Is Falling Today as Goose Ramp-Up Risks Return

B2Gold Corp shares on the NYSE American slipped almost 5% Friday, joining a slump that swept through gold miners as bullion prices softened. A new annual filing also underscored ongoing execution risks tied to the Goose mine project in Nunavut. By midday in Vancouver, the stock was sitting at $4.86. The timing's notable. B2Gold stuck with its 2026 production forecast of 820,000 to 970,000 ounces—lower than the 979,604 ounces it logged in 2025. The miner also lifted its all-in sustaining cost outlook to $2,400 to $2,580 an ounce, well above last year's $1,584.
Anglo American Stock Price Slides 2% as $100 Oil Hammers London Miners

Anglo American Stock Price Slides 2% as $100 Oil Hammers London Miners

Anglo American traded lower on Friday, sliding with other London-listed miners as oil prices stayed above $100 a barrel and traders dialed back expectations for imminent rate cuts. Shares hovered around 3,188 pence in the afternoon, down about 2%. Earlier, the stock dipped to 3,146 pence. This shift is significant as Anglo looks to reshape its business around copper and iron ore. Shares on Friday sat roughly 18% under their 52-week peak of 3,877 pence from Feb. 25—a steep drop for a name that just recently powered London’s mining surge.

Stock Market Today

  • BCE (TSX:BCE) off 50% in three years, but 5.7% yield draws income buyers
    July 2, 2026, 11:05 PM EDT. BCE (TSX:BCE) is down nearly 50% over the past three years, but the Canadian telecom still looks solid on fundamentals. Shares last traded at $30.55, delivering a 5.7% quarterly dividend yield. The stock keeps attracting income-focused investors. BCE offers wireless, internet, TV, and media to customers in Canada, and it also picked up reach in the U.S. Pacific Northwest through its Ziply Fiber buy. For Q1 2026, the company posted 4% higher revenue and adjusted EBITDA up 2.9%, helped by Ziply Fiber and a 15% jump in internet segment revenue. BCE continues to bet on fibre-to-the-home and AI tools for enterprise clients to power future growth in the business market.
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