NYSE:RIO 6 April 2026

BHP to Resume Trading Following Iron Ore Drop

BHP to Resume Trading Following Iron Ore Drop

BHP Group Ltd’s Australian stock is on track to start trading again following the King’s Birthday break, with the market looking at last week’s iron ore selloff and a more upbeat session in the miner’s overseas shares. BHP shares on the ASX last changed hands at A$61.24, down 2.48%, after the local exchange shut for King’s Birthday on Monday, June 8. The market closure paused both trading and settlement, so Friday’s close stayed as the most recent price. Meanwhile, BHP’s U.S.-listed ADRs advanced 2.03% to $84.40 by early Tuesday AEST, based on BHP’s published data.
June 8, 2026
Why Rio Tinto plc Is in Focus as Oil Spike Tests Pilbara Recovery Ahead of Dividend Date

Why Rio Tinto plc Is in Focus as Oil Spike Tests Pilbara Recovery Ahead of Dividend Date

Rio Tinto plc edged lower in U.S. trading on Monday, with its New York-listed ADRs — U.S.-traded receipts that track its London shares — down about 0.5% at $94.01, as investors weighed higher energy prices against the miner’s cyclone-hit iron ore system. The move came while Rio’s home markets in London and Australia were closed for Easter Monday. The move matters because Pilbara iron ore in Western Australia still does most of the heavy lifting for Rio’s profits. Rio said on March 30 that two recent cyclones had cut expected shipments by about 8 million tonnes, although it kept 2026 Pilbara guidance at 323 million to 338 million tonnes and said it had identified a path to recover around half
April 6, 2026