• Oct 5, 2026

  $72.60+0.78%

  Comparable listed metal mining companies rose 1.21% on average on the session [1]. The average was lifted by CLF, which gained 7.77%, while three of the six fell and two rose [1]. The stock's 0.78% gain was in the same direction as the group's average but smaller [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Oct 2, 2026

  $72.04+3.98%

  Comparable Metal Mining companies moved +0.38% on average, with three of six falling and three rising [2]. The 3.98% gain was therefore much larger than the cohort's average and was not shared across the group [2]. The Motley Fool published a piece arguing that the copper shortage was real, but it reported no company event [1].

  • 1The Motley Fool
  • 2Peer group

• Oct 1, 2026

  $69.28-1.03%

  FCX fell 1.03%, and comparable Metal Mining companies fell 1.07% on average, with 5 of 6 lower [1]. The decline came alongside a move that was shared by the cohort [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Sep 30, 2026

  $70.00-1.12%

  Freeport-McMoRan fell 1.12% while comparable Metal Mining companies rose 1.14% on average, so the decline was not shared by the cohort [1]. Volume was 1.5x the trailing 20-session average, and the session ranged between 69.96 and 74.45 [2].

  • 1Peer group
  • 2Market data

• Sep 29, 2026

  $70.79-1.63%

  Comparable metal mining companies fell 1.91% on average, with all 6 of 6 declining [1]. Freeport-McMoRan's decline came alongside that cohort-wide weakness.

  • 1Peer group

• Sep 28, 2026

  $71.96-0.48%

  Comparable Metal Mining companies fell 3.79% on average, with all 6 of 6 declining [1]. The company's 0.48% decline was much smaller than the cohort's average fall [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Sep 25, 2026

  $72.31+0.32%

  FCX shares edged up 0.32% on the day even as comparable Metal Mining companies fell 1.37% on average, with 5 of the 6 peers declining [1]. The move was not shared by the broader group of comparable companies [1].

  • 1Peer group

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