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NYSE:CLF 19 October 2025 - 25 April 2026

Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Snaps Back as Steel Turnaround Gets One More Test

Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Snaps Back as Steel Turnaround Gets One More Test

Cleveland-Cliffs shares jumped 7.37% to $9.76 Friday after reporting a first-quarter net loss of $229 million and revenue of $4.9 billion. Investors bought 61,622 call options, 42% above average volume. Steel shipments slipped 1% to 4.108 million tons, while average selling price rose to $1,048 per ton. Management expects higher shipments and prices in the second quarter.
25 April 2026
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Why Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. Stock Sank Again: CLF Shares Lag Steel Peers in Friday Selloff

Why Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. Stock Sank Again: CLF Shares Lag Steel Peers in Friday Selloff

Cleveland-Cliffs shares dropped 5.2% to $8.46 Friday, the steepest decline among major U.S. steelmakers. The fall follows last month’s earnings miss and continued pressure from weak auto demand and lost contracts. Nucor and Steel Dynamics also slipped, while the S&P 500 fell 0.61% and metals sector stocks declined sharply. Cliffs’ management projects improved results for 2026, but market conditions remain volatile.
14 March 2026
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Cleveland-Cliffs Stock (NYSE: CLF) on Dec. 16, 2025: Credit Downgrade, Steel Market Shifts, and the 2026 Profitability Debate

Cleveland-Cliffs Stock (NYSE: CLF) on Dec. 16, 2025: Credit Downgrade, Steel Market Shifts, and the 2026 Profitability Debate

Cleveland-Cliffs shares traded near $12.85 Tuesday after S&P Global Ratings downgraded the company’s credit to ‘B+’ on elevated leverage. The company reported a Q3 net loss of $234 million and revenue of $4.7 billion, while cutting 2025 capex and SG&A forecasts. Investors are watching a major contract change and steel trade policy signals from China.
16 December 2025
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CLF Stock Today: Cleveland-Cliffs’ Latest News, 2025 Outlook and Analyst Forecasts (Updated December 7, 2025)

CLF Stock Today: Cleveland-Cliffs’ Latest News, 2025 Outlook and Analyst Forecasts (Updated December 7, 2025)

Cleveland-Cliffs shares closed at $12.29 on December 5, down 3.61%, with about 15.2 million shares traded. The stock remains more than double its 52-week low but sits 26% below its yearly high. Recent reports highlight efficiency gains from automation and real-time monitoring. Analysts estimate long-term revenue could reach $22.5 billion by 2028, with a fair value near the current price.
7 December 2025
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Trump’s Tariff Tsunami: 100% Drug Tax and New Import Levies Rock Global Trade

Trump’s Tariff Shockwave: 2025 Trade War Revival Rocks Global Markets and Economy

President Trump reimposed and expanded tariffs in 2025, including a universal 10% tariff on all imports and 25% duties on autos, sparking global retaliation. U.S. steel stocks surged, but automakers cut jobs and faced supply disruptions. The MSCI World index dropped 10% after the April tariffs, then rebounded. U.S. GDP shrank 0.5% in Q1; tariffs added about $1,200 in annual costs per household.
15 November 2025
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Cleveland-Cliffs’ Rollercoaster: CLF Stock Soars on Rare-Earth Hype, Plunges on Share Sale – What’s Next?

Cleveland-Cliffs’ Rollercoaster: CLF Stock Soars on Rare-Earth Hype, Plunges on Share Sale – What’s Next?

Cleveland-Cliffs shares fell about 12% to the low-$12 range on Oct. 30, 2025, after announcing a 75 million share offering to raise $964 million, sparking dilution concerns. The drop followed a surge to a 52-week high above $16 on strong Q3 results and rare-earth minerals news. Q3 revenue rose 3.6% to $4.73 billion, with an adjusted net loss of $0.45 per share. Wall Street’s consensus price target remains below recent trading levels.
30 October 2025
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Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Rockets on Tariffs and Rare-Earth Push – But Caution Remains

Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Rockets on Tariffs and Rare-Earth Push – But Caution Remains

Cleveland-Cliffs shares surged nearly 20% on Oct. 20, closing at $15.50 after Q3 results and rare-earth exploration plans. The company posted Q3 revenue of $4.73 billion and an adjusted loss of $0.45 per share, narrower than expected. Executives credited new U.S. steel tariffs for stronger demand and multi-year auto contracts. The stock is up about 42% year-to-date, far outpacing peers.
21 October 2025
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Tariffs & Rare-Earth Gold Rush: Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Surges 19% on New Trade Policies

Tariffs & Rare-Earth Gold Rush: Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Surges 19% on New Trade Policies

Cleveland-Cliffs reported Q3 sales of $4.73 billion, up 3.6% from last year but below analyst estimates. The company credited 50% steel tariffs for stronger automotive demand and announced plans to explore rare-earth minerals in Michigan and Minnesota. Shares rose as much as 19% premarket. Analysts remain cautious, with an average price target well below current levels.
20 October 2025
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Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

Stock Market Today 19.10.2025

China blocked Ant Group and JD.com from launching stablecoins, reinforcing state control over digital currency. U.S. stock futures rose ahead of a packed earnings week, with Tesla and Netflix among companies reporting. IonQ reported Q3 revenue up 102% to $12.4 million but posted a $52.5 million net loss, while Nvidia posted record Q3 revenue of $35.1 billion.
19 October 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Constellation Energy's Geothermal Expansion Tests Stock Valuation Amid Pullback
    June 8, 2026, 4:13 PM EDT. Constellation Energy (NasdaqGS:CEG) has completed a 25 MW geothermal expansion at The Geysers, supporting California's renewable goals and building on earlier projects. The unit Calpine, acquired for US$16.4 billion, drives this green energy push. Despite this, Constellation's stock price has dropped 30.4% year-to-date and 14.5% over 12 months, reflecting recent market volatility after a 177.4% rise in three years. Shares traded at US$254.83, about 31% below analysts' US$367.12 target, and 47.6% below estimated fair value per Simply Wall St. Investors should monitor how this capacity and renewables affect earnings, leverage, and the company's longer-term cash flow amid high debt and one-off expenses.

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Nasdaq rises as AI names find support after market selloff

Nasdaq rises as AI names find support after market selloff

8 June 2026
Nasdaq surged 1.27% as investors snapped up AI and chip stocks after Friday’s rout, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index jumping 6.2%; Citigroup hiked its S&P 500 year-end target to 8,100 on AI demand, but Goldman Sachs warned strong jobs data makes a Fed rate hike more plausible, posing risks to growth stocks if inflation surprises.
Tesla Stock Bounces Over $400 After China Sales Beat—But There’s a Caveat

Tesla Stock Bounces Over $400 After China Sales Beat—But There’s a Caveat

8 June 2026
Tesla shares soared over 5% to $411.66 after a China sales report showed May retail sales up 22.5%, ending a two-month decline, and J.P. Morgan upgraded the stock, citing rising value from autonomy and software; the rally outpaced the Nasdaq as investors bet on Tesla’s China resilience and technology story despite a lofty price-to-earnings ratio of about 378.
Ondas Stock Comes Back Into the Spotlight After 13% Drop; Drone Trade Faces Fresh Challenge

Ondas Stock Comes Back Into the Spotlight After 13% Drop; Drone Trade Faces Fresh Challenge

8 June 2026
Ondas shares slipped 0.5% to $10.38 as investors weighed a new $4.8M U.S. Navy-linked balloon contract and $110M in Q2 orders against high short interest (31.33% of float), rising operating losses, and fresh stock-supply concerns after a June 3 filing revealed more Omnisys-related shares could hit the market, raising dilution risks despite surging revenue and backlog.
Archer Aviation Shares Bounce Back, FAA Timeline and Cash Burn in Focus

Archer Aviation Shares Bounce Back, FAA Timeline and Cash Burn in Focus

8 June 2026
Archer Aviation shares jumped 4.2% to $5.77 after last week’s 13.2% drop, as investors rotated back into growth and air-taxi stocks; the move follows Archer’s milestone as the first eVTOL developer to close Phase 3 of FAA certification, but heavy losses and high cash burn keep the stock highly sensitive to regulatory and financial risks.
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