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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.