ANTO.L

The stock dropped due to a sharp decline in copper prices caused by reports that the U.S. will not impose tariffs on refined copper.

The stock dropped as benchmark copper prices fell following stalled U.S. import tariff decisions and broader macroeconomic headwinds.

Antofagasta shares fell 5.68% following a 3.6% drop in copper prices triggered by delayed U.S. tariffs on refined copper imports.

Shares fell due to a global metal selloff driven by high US PPI data, oil surpassing $105, and stalled US copper tariff plans.

Shares surged as investors realized strong H1 financial results and dividend growth outweighed a temporary weather-related production cut.

The stock surged due to a physical copper supply squeeze, LME warrant cancellations, and a sector-wide rally in industrial metals.

The stock surged due to a global copper rally, a weaker U.S. dollar, and institutional buying following an earnings sell-off.

The stock dropped after the company cut FY2026 copper production guidance due to weather disruptions and reported higher-than-expected net debt.

Antofagasta cut full-year copper production guidance by 5% and raised cost guidance following severe winter storm disruptions in Chile.

Shares surged due to record copper benchmark prices driven by U.S. tariff front-running and Chilean supply disruptions.

Shares dropped due to falling spot copper prices, geopolitical tensions, analyst downgrades, and position trimming before Q2 results.