The Rare Earth sector has been crushed in recent weeks — but could a recovery be building beneath the surface? Today, Jeffrey Neal Johnson breaks down the geopolitical triggers behind the volatility and walks through three U.S.-focused mining companies working to build a domestic magnet-dirt supply
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- 01 Dec 2025, 04:07 UTC
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- 18 May 2026, 20:23 UTC
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The rare earth sector has experienced significant volatility, with major players like MP Materials and USA Rare Earth showing sharp downturns after recent peaks. Despite geopolitical tensions and market fluctuations, there is a belief in a potential long-term recovery for these stocks. MP Materials' recent earnings report was weak, leading to a price drop, but the company is supported by government investment and a strong balance sheet. USA Rare Earth's acquisition of Less Common Metals positions it for growth, with a stated plan to bring its refinery online next year. Critical Metals, while facing short-seller reports and significant stock declines, is also looking to leverage demand for high-purity magnets. Investors are advised to consider these factors and the analyst ratings when evaluating potential opportunities in this volatile sector.
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