Cleveland-Cliffs

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

Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Price: October 30 Update and Recent Performance Cleveland-Cliffs’ stock price has been on a wild ride in recent weeks. On October 30, 2025, CLF shares tumbled roughly 12% intraday, trading around the $12.30 level – a sharp decline triggered by the company’s surprise decision to sell new stock. The sell-off came immediately after Cliffs announced an underwritten public offering of 75 million common shares (with an option for 11.25 million more) priced at about $12.85 per share investing.com investing.com. This move would raise approximately $964 million in gross proceeds for the company, but it also significantly increases the

30 October 2025

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

Stock Price and Recent Movement On Oct. 20, CLF stock surged after-market, reflecting the earnings and strategic announcements. TS2 reports the stock “jumped nearly 20% on October 20, 2025”, reaching an intraday high around $16.50 before settling at about $15.50 ts2.tech. This lifted the share price to a new 52-week high and brought the year-to-date gain to roughly +42% ts2.tech ts2.tech. For comparison, U.S. steel peers like Nucor saw much smaller moves; Nucor’s stock was up ~17% YTD and edged up modestly in late Oct, while CLF jumped sharply ts2.tech. Broad market action was relatively stable on Oct. 20, suggesting CLF’s

21 October 2025

Financial Analysis · Investing · NYSE:CLF · Rare Earth Metals · Stock Market · Tariffs

Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Skyrockets on Tariff Boom & Rare-Earth Pivot – Price Surges, Key Facts & Forecasts

Q3 Earnings: Tariffs Drive Rebound in Steel Sales Cleveland-Cliffs’ third-quarter 2025 results confirmed a boost in domestic steel demand thanks to protective tariffs. Revenue came in at $4.73 billion, up ~3.6% year-over-year ts2.tech, as shipments rose to 4.0 million tons of steel ts2.tech. This was just below analyst forecasts (~$4.9B) and down slightly from Q2 levels clevelandcliffs.com, but a notable improvement from the stagnant volumes of late 2024. The company still posted a net loss (about -$0.45 per share on an adjusted basis) ts2.tech, similar to a year ago, indicating that while sales are growing, profitability remains challenged. CEO Lourenco Goncalves

20 October 2025

Company News · Economic Policy · Investing · Market Analysis · NYSE:CLF · Stock Market

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

Tariff-Fueled Growth in Q3 Cleveland-Cliffs’ Q3 results revealed a tariff-fueled bump in sales. Revenue rose 3.6% year-over-year to $4.73 billion, thanks in part to the 50% tariff on imported steel imposed earlier this year marketscreener.com. The company shipped 4.0 million net tons of steel (vs 3.8 M last year), reflecting stronger orders from automakers investorshub.advfn.com. However, CLF still posted a GAAP net loss of $251 million ($0.51/share), nearly unchanged from a year ago marketscreener.com. Adjusted loss was $0.45/share, in line with forecasts. Management emphasized that new long-term contracts with Detroit automakers (Ford, GM, etc.) were secured under the new trade rules. As

20 October 2025

Investing · NYSE:CLF · Rare Earth Metals · Stock Market · Tariffs · Trade Policy