MP Materials Corp is a leading firm in the rare earth materials industry, primarily focused on the production and processing of rare earth elements essential for various advanced technologies. The company operates a significant mining and manufacturing complex, where it extracts and refines these critical materials, which are vital for applications in electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, defense technologies, and many electronics. By harnessing these resources domestically, MP Materials aims to support the growing demand for rare earths while promoting a more sustainable supply chain in the United States. Read More
MP Materials had a serious bull run in 2025, but with the weight of the U.S. military behind it, I think it has a long runway ahead of it for this year.
WASHINGTON D.C. — In a dramatic escalation of his "America First" foreign policy, President Donald Trump has moved beyond mere interest to a formal demand for the acquisition of Greenland, threatening a wave of crippling tariffs against any nation—including long-standing NATO allies—that opposes the bid. As of January
Stepping into 2026, CRML’s rally is in full steam as recent political developments give the company more reasons to work on its Tanbreez project in the Arctic region.
Rising geopolitical risk and direct government investment are elevating antimony and gold as strategic assets, creating policy-backed growth opportunities across the critical minerals value chain
Building on a solid 2025 for rare earth, reports about Trump eyeing Greenland again, following his Venezuela operation, have sent MP Materials and Critical Metals stock higher.
As the first trading week of 2026 draws to a close, the domestic rare earth sector has sent a clear signal to global markets: the race for mineral independence is no longer a theoretical exercise, but a high-stakes industrial reality. On January 2, 2026, shares of USA Rare Earth (NASDAQ:
The intricate web of global metals markets is currently undergoing a profound transformation, significantly influenced by a series of assertive U.S. presidential policies. From protectionist tariffs designed to bolster domestic industries to ambitious infrastructure spending plans and targeted sanctions against geopolitical rivals, Washington's actions are sending ripple effects across
