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A Greenland security deal sent Critical Metals soaring Monday, but Tuesday brought a sharp reversal that has nothing to do with the Tanbreez project itself. Here is what the peer group and the broader rare earth ETF reveal about what is actually driving the selloff.

Critical Metals (CRML) moved back into focus after a new U.S. security pact with Greenland and Denmark reshaped attention on Greenland’s rare earth resources, coinciding with detailed Tanbreez refinery plans in Romania. Recent headlines around the Greenland security pact and the Tanbreez refinery blueprint have pulled Critical Metals back into the spotlight. However, the 90-day share price return is still down 30.69% and the year-to-date move is down 17.12%, while the 3-year total shareholder...

China’s threat to cancel the Trump-Xi summit raised fears of renewed critical-mineral supply problems and more volatility for U.S. rare earth stocks.

Diplomatic warming between Washington and Beijing is quietly dismantling the trade thesis that sent domestic rare earth stocks surging this year, and the sector is now caught between a groundbreaking billion-dollar factory and a potential summit that could make it irrelevant.

Critical Metals stock moves after recent performance swing Critical Metals (CRML) stock has drawn fresh attention after a sharp single day decline of 6.19% and a fall of 43.19% over the past 3 months, despite a 14.80% gain in the past month. See our latest analysis for Critical Metals. The latest moves leave Critical Metals with a 7 day share price return of 1.52% and a 1 year total shareholder return of 5.87%. The 3 year total shareholder return is down 38.35%, suggesting that recent...

A $1.55 billion government-backed deal that should signal strength is somehow sending USA Rare Earth shares lower, and the sharpest selloff belongs to a company with no news at all.

Energy stocks were sharply lower Friday afternoon, with the NYSE Energy Sector Index dropping 4.4% a