TMC the metals company Inc. - Common Stock (TMC)

The Metals Company Inc (NASDAQ:TMC) shares are trading higher. The company on Monday announced two economic studies showing $23.6 billion in total project value and declared mineral reserves for a polymetallic nodule project.

With projected cash costs of $1,065 per tonne of nickel (inclusive of byproduct credits) and All-In Sustaining Costs at $2,569 per tonne, TMC expects to operate in the lowest production cost quartile globally.

News suggesting the U.S. and China could be moving closer to a trade deal caused investors to reassess TMC stock.

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U.S.-China trade news is pressuring TMC's valuation and making investors question what comes next.

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Chinese exports of the rare earth magnets jumped to 353 metric tons in June, up from a paltry 46 tons in May.

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Lockheed Martin re-enters deep-sea mining in lucrative Pacific Ocean zone, negotiating partnerships for access to valuable minerals.

U.S. regulators reportedly granted two eastern Pacific mining licenses in international waters to the U.S. aerospace giant in the early 1980s.

The Metals Company and USA Rare Earth shares are moving higher in sympathy with MP Materials stock Thursday. Here's a look at what's going on.

The Metals Company (NASDAQ:TMC) stock is trading higher Wednesday after Wedbush upgraded the stock from a Neutral rating to an Outperform rating and raised its price target from $6 to $11.