Vale SANYSE: VALE

VALE S.A. (VALE) closed the most recent trading day at $11.16, moving +0.18% from the previous trading session.

Vale S.A. plans to invest $3.3 billion in Brazil and Canada to increase copper and nickel production. The company aims to expand copper production capacity to 500,000 tons by 2028, focusing on Salobo and Sossego mines in Brazil. Vale's shift towards higher-cost commodities like copper and nickel is significant amid potential supply shortages and market trends.

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VALE S.A. (VALE) reachead $11.25 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a -0.35% change compared to its last close.

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In the most recent trading session, VALE S.A. (VALE) closed at $11.29, indicating a +0.98% shift from the previous trading day.

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VALE S.A. (VALE) reachead $11.32 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a +1.8% change compared to its last close.

Iron ore prices have rebounded in Q2, benefiting Brazil-based Vale S.A., the largest producer of iron ore. Vale's Q1 net profit was hampered by weakness in commodity prices, but a resource rebound could boost earnings in the current quarter. Vale's valuation is compelling, but its technical chart shows caution, with key support at $11 and resistance at $15.