On October 14, MP Materials Corp. fell 5.02% in Regular Trading, trading at $40.275 per share, with turnover of $76.0892 million.
The move coincided with continued pressure from recent investment bank target price reductions and broader weakness across rare earth and metals names.
Recent market updates showed Deutsche Bank lowered its target price to $53 from $58 while maintaining a buy rating, after also cutting it from $61 to $58 in August and from $70 to $61 in July. Another recent market alert also noted Morgan Stanley reduced its target to $66 from $73 while keeping a constructive stance. At the same time, peer names in the diversified metals and mining space were broadly lower, including USA Rare Earth Inc. down 6.21%, CRITICAL METALS CORPORATION down 3.24%, Teck Resources Ltd down 2.83%, BHP Billiton down 2.3%, and Rio Tinto PLC down 2.03%, reinforcing the sector-led selling pressure.
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