MP Materials Corp. Common Stock (MP)

Is this deal as good as it seems for USA Rare Earth?

These mining stocks could help you hit pay dirt.

The periodic table never looked so lucrative. These three mining stocks want to capture the upside.

The geopolitical landscape was rocked in early 2026 by the so-called "Greenland Episode," a diplomatic and economic confrontation that has pushed the relationship between the United States and the European Union to its lowest point in decades. What began as a renewed U.S. strategic interest in the Arctic territory

The rare earth stock could vault higher in 2026 if it meets this crucial target.

In a move that has sent shockwaves through global commodities markets, rare earth and critical materials stocks suffered a sharp sell-off this week following the U.S. administration's announcement of a "tariff floor" policy. The new regulatory framework, unveiled by Vice President J.D. Vance during a Critical Minerals Ministerial

According to a Financial Times report, the proposal aims to secure the institution’s financing authority for another decade while boosting its capacity to back strategic industries.

The announcement, delivered from the East Room alongside the CEOs of the nation's largest industrial titans, marks a fundamental shift in U.S. economic policy. By treating critical minerals with the same strategic gravity as crude oil, the administration intends to provide a "sovereign shock absorber" for domestic manufacturers. For

In a move set to redefine the physical limits of artificial intelligence hardware, the United States and Japan have formalized a series of landmark agreements aimed at fortifying the semiconductor supply chain. At the heart of this alliance is a proposed $500 million synthetic diamond production facility in the U.S. and a comprehensive rare earth [...]

MP Materials Corp (NYSE:MP) shares are moving higher on Monday after reports that President Donald Trump aims to reduce China's dominance in rare earth materials through a $12 billion strategic stockpile of critical minerals.

The global financial markets are still reeling after a tumultuous January that saw the return of "Twitter-diplomacy" and high-stakes protectionism. Following President Donald Trump’s aggressive mid-month demand for the United States to purchase Greenland, a move punctuated by threats of sweeping tariffs against European allies, the Dow Jones Industrial

MP Materials has surged almost 200% since last year. Can it beat the market in 2026?

The final week of January 2026 has been defined by a return to "tariff diplomacy" and a surreal geopolitical standoff over the world’s largest island, sending ripples of volatility through the S&P 500. President Trump’s dual-track strategy of threatening 100% tariffs on Canadian goods while simultaneously pressuring

The global financial landscape has been jolted by a profound "Greenland rift" as the United States aggressively asserts its territorial ambitions over the autonomous Danish territory. This geopolitical friction, which reached a fever pitch in January 2026, has pitted Washington against Copenhagen and Brussels, triggering an unprecedented deployment of European

Investor sentiment whiplashed over rare-earth stocks this week.

Investor sentiment shifted sharply over the course of a week after the company announced a transformative agreement with the U.S. Government.

MP Materials' government subsidy looks safe. That doesn't change the fact that it remains an expensive stock.

MP Materials Corp (NYSE:MP shares are trading lower following reports that the Trump administration will not move forward with guaranteeing a minimum price for U.S. critical mining projects.

A key part of the USA Rare Earth buy-thesis just blew up.

Here are three mining companies you'll want to keep an eye on this year.

Retail sentiment on major ETFs such as SPY and QQQ remains ‘extremely bearish’ on Stocktwits.