USA Rare Earth Inc

USAR

Market cap $3.68B

Jim Cramer wanted investors to rotate out of "quantum/nuke/crypto" hype into real-economy names. But judging by the year-to-date leaderboard, that rotation might have landed in another bubble — rare earths.

It's time for the latest edition of which mining company will the Trump administration partner with next. In today's episode, it seems less likely that rare earth stock USA Rare Earth (USAR 1.22%) will be one of the upcoming winners -- much to the chagrin of investors, as the Trump administration seems more interested in signing another metals stock to its dance card.

Shares of U.S. rare earth miners rallied in premarket trade on Tuesday, extending sharp gains from the previous session.

U.S. rare-earths stocks are hot to start the week.

Companies operating in the rare earths and mining spaces are seeing their share prices soar this morning as President Donald Trump's latest tariff feud with China enter its second week. Here's what you need to know.

China's new rare earth export curbs may aim to overturn U.S. foreign policy as well as AI chip export controls. MP Materials, USA Rare Earth soar.

China's control over crucial rare earth materials has been a “threat for a long time” to Western supply chains and the U.S. should create a strategic reserve of the metals, University of Pennsylvania professor emeritus of finance Jeremy Siegel told CNBC's “Squawk Box” Monday.

Rare earth stocks continued a remarkable rally on Monday following geopolitical developments and major investment pledges, including a $1.5 trillion initiative from the largest bank in the country, JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM).

The rally in rare earth stocks continued on Monday, with USA Rare Earth stock (NASDAQ: USAR) surging 17% in the premarket trading. The surge began on Friday, after US President Donald Trump threatened a harsh response to China's restrictions on exports of rare earth minerals and announced additional 100% tariffs on the Asian giant.

President Donald Trump on Friday threatened China with a "massive" increase in tariffs in retaliation for Beijing imposing strict controls on rare earths.