On October 6, cleveland-cliffs rose 5.16% in pre-market trading, trading at $12.8/share with turnover of $82.08 million.
The move follows reports that the company's Canadian unit Stelco plans to idle some cold-rolled and coated operations at Hamilton Works due to disruptions caused by US tariffs, a development that may tighten supply and support steel prices.
The stock is rebounding after a sharp 9.15% decline on September 29, when the tariff-related news first surfaced. Analysts have recently raised price targets, with one major bank lifting its target to $13 from $11, while another maintains a hold rating with an average target of $12.33.
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