Freeport-McMoRan

The Freeport-McMoRan share closed at 72.58 USD, sitting just above the 10-EMA and the support zone around 71.50 USD. The analyst price target of 72.45 USD has already been surpassed; the upward trend remains intact with the 50-EMA at 70.02 USD and the 200-EMA at 62.22 USD below. If it returns above 75 USD, 77 USD and the high at 80.24 USD come into focus; if the price falls below 71.25 USD, tests at 70.02 USD and 69.44 USD are likely. Seasonal data show that for the period from 24 September to 7 November, in ten years prices rose in 80% of cases. » Más en finanzen.net

Freeport-McMoRan forecasts a growth phase: the Grasberg mine is recovering on schedule after the 2024 accident and is expected to reach near-full capacity by the end of 2027. The company is focused on US brownfield projects such as Bagdad and a leaching initiative to process roughly 40 billion pounds of stockpile material, which could raise annual production from about 200 million to up to 800 million pounds. Bagdad is considered economic at around $4 per pound, and qualifying for the 45X tax credit could bring about $500 million annually. Freeport also emphasizes full upstream and downstream integration in Indonesia through a new smelter and is pursuing a capital allocation of 50% to shareholder returns and 50% to project investments. » Más en de.investing.com

Freeport-McMoran shares gained about 7.4% intraday after the three-month copper future on the LME hit a new record high at $14,694/tonne. Drivers included speculative buying, LME inventories that have fallen roughly 40% since the end of May, and expectations of US tariffs on refined copper that would redirect supplies into US warehouses. Freeport-McMoran’s business model benefits strongly from the copper price; management estimates that a price increase of 10 cents would boost annual EBITDA by around $390 million. Buy recommendations from major banks supported the rally, which was industry-wide and pushed Freeport-McMoran close to its 52-week high; the stock is up about 44% year-to-date. » Más en de.investing.com