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Southern Copper (SCCO) stock jumps 10% on copper rebound — what traders watch next

Southern Copper (SCCO) stock jumps 10% on copper rebound — what traders watch next

Southern Copper shares surged 10.2% to $212.43 Tuesday, outpacing peers as copper prices steadied on reports of Chinese stockpiling. The company announced a $1.00 per share cash dividend and a stock dividend, both payable Feb. 27 to holders of record Feb. 10. CFO Raul Jacob projected a 2026 market deficit and a 4.7% drop in output. Copper traded near $13,283 per ton after hitting a record in January.
3 February 2026
Southern Copper stock drops late Monday as metals selloff hits miners; what’s next for SCCO

Southern Copper stock drops late Monday as metals selloff hits miners; what’s next for SCCO

Southern Copper Corp fell 2.8% to $145.30 late Monday, tracking a sharp selloff in metals after CME Group raised margin requirements. Spot gold dropped 4.5%, silver 9.5%, and copper 4.8%, pressuring mining stocks. About 1.1 million SCCO shares traded between $143.75 and $149.00. Investors await Fed minutes Tuesday and Southern Copper’s earnings in February.
Copper Hits Record in China and Jumps in New York as Tariff Uncertainty Fuels a 2026 Supply Squeeze — and a “Phantom Deficit” Debate

Copper Hits Record in China and Jumps in New York as Tariff Uncertainty Fuels a 2026 Supply Squeeze — and a “Phantom Deficit” Debate

Copper prices hit all-time highs in Shanghai on December 26, with the most-active contract reaching 98,590 yuan per tonne. U.S. COMEX copper also climbed to $5.743 per pound. Traders cited concentrate shortages, mine disruptions, and uncertainty over U.S. tariffs. Chinese smelters again withheld Q1 2026 processing fee guidance, signaling ongoing feedstock stress.
Southern Copper (SCCO) Stock After the Bell on Dec. 24, 2025: Copper at Record Highs, Fresh Analyst Moves, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Southern Copper (SCCO) Stock After the Bell on Dec. 24, 2025: Copper at Record Highs, Fresh Analyst Moves, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Southern Copper (SCCO) closed at $148.13 on Dec. 24, 2025, up 0.07% in a quiet, early holiday session with light volume. Copper futures hit new all-time highs near $12,300/ton as the U.S. dollar weakened and economic data beat forecasts. SCCO traded around $149 in after-hours, showing little volatility. Valuation concerns and an analyst downgrade emerged as the stock approached its recent highs.
25 December 2025
Southern Copper (SCCO) Stock This Week: Record-High Copper, Analyst Targets, and the Week-Ahead Setup (Updated Dec. 12, 2025)

Southern Copper (SCCO) Stock This Week: Record-High Copper, Analyst Targets, and the Week-Ahead Setup (Updated Dec. 12, 2025)

Southern Copper Corporation closed Friday at $142.41, down 3.54% after shares swung between $141.84 and $149.75. The move tracked copper prices, which neared $12,000/ton this week before retreating. Analyst sentiment remains cautious, with most 12-month targets below the current share price. Southern Copper reported record quarterly results and low cash costs in Q3.
13 December 2025
Southern Copper (SCCO) Skyrockets on Copper Price Boom – Key Facts & Outlook

Southern Copper (SCCO) Skyrockets on Copper Price Boom – Key Facts & Outlook

Southern Copper Corp. (NYSE:SCCO) shares hit a 52-week high of $117.5 on September 24, 2025, after jumping nearly 9% in one day. The surge followed a copper price rally to $4.80 per pound, driven by supply disruptions at Freeport-McMoRan’s Grasberg mine. Southern Copper expects 2025 Peru output to hold steady at 414,000 tonnes and reported Q2 net income of $973 million, up 2% year-over-year.
24 September 2025

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  • Entergy's Earnings Growth Masked by Share Dilution, EPS Growth Slower
    May 20, 2026, 12:35 AM EDT. Entergy Corporation (NYSE:ETR) reported strong net income growth, with a 33% rise in the past year and a 57% annualized gain over three years. However, the company increased its shares outstanding by 6.3% over the last twelve months, diluting earnings per share (EPS). Consequently, EPS growth was only 27% last year and 44% annually over three years, indicating slower per-share profitability gains. Market response remained muted as investors focus on EPS rather than total profit, a critical measure of shareholder value. Analysts' forecasts and potential risks to Entergy's business remain important considerations for investors monitoring the stock's long-term performance.

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