On October 15, Rio Tinto PLC fell 3.33% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $88.32/share, with turnover of $376,700.
The move followed a recent third-quarter operating update showing global iron ore sales of 90.8 million metric tons, up 3% year over year, while Oyu Tolgoi copper output rose 27% in the quarter and 29% year to date. The company also said it had released more than $2 billion of capital through asset sales and other initiatives as part of a $5 billion to $10 billion capital-release program.
Despite those operating gains, weakness was broad across diversified miners, suggesting the market reaction was tied not only to company-specific data but also to softer sector risk appetite. In the same group, BHP Billiton fell 3.13%, USA Rare Earth Inc. fell 2.13%, HudBay Minerals fell 1.24%, MP Materials Corp. fell 1.08%, and Teck Resources Ltd fell 0.88%.
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