• Sep 15, 2026

  $15.40-1.97%

  Comparable Metal Mining companies moved -1.28% on average, with declines outnumbering gains four to two, while this stock fell 1.97% [1]. The larger decline came on lighter than usual volume, with shares trading in a narrow range for the session [2].

  • 1Peer group
  • 2Market data

• Sep 14, 2026

  $15.71+0.96%

  Comparable Metal Mining companies fell 2.32% on average, with five of six names declining, yet this stock rose 0.96% on the day [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Sep 11, 2026

  $15.56-2.99%

  Comparable Metal Mining companies fell 1.02% on average, with 5 of 6 decliners [1]. USAR's 2.99% decline was steeper than the broader group move [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Sep 10, 2026

  $16.04-5.98%

  Shares fell 5.98% alongside a broader decline in comparable Metal Mining companies, which dropped 4.76% on average with all six falling [1]. The move was in line with the sector-wide weakness that day [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Sep 9, 2026

  $17.06-3.40%

  USA Rare Earth announced it had broken ground on a roughly $1.2 billion rare earth metal and magnet manufacturing facility in Blacksburg, South Carolina, expected to create about 490 jobs [1]. The stock fell 3.40% even as comparable Metal Mining companies were little changed, moving just -0.22% on average with a mixed split of gainers and decliners [2].

  • 1Globenewswire
  • 2Peer group

• Sep 8, 2026

  $17.66+0.28%

• Sep 4, 2026

  $17.61-0.45%

  USA Rare Earth completed its previously announced combination with Serra Verde Group, combining Serra Verde's heavy-rare-earth operations with USA Rare Earth's processing and magnet-making capabilities [1]. Shares were volatile intraday after 24/7 Wall St reported that Chinese rare earth suppliers were quietly refusing U.S. shipments, noting the stock had risen before giving back those gains [2]. Trading volume was 1.7 times the company's trailing average and the session traded across an 11.9% range [3].

  • 1Globenewswire
  • 224/7 Wall St
  • 3Market data

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