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Featured News from MarketBeat.com 3 Rare Earth Stocks to Watch Following Washington's Latest Trade MovesAuthored by Thomas Hughes. First Published: 1/26/2026. 
Article Highlights - Rare earth stocks like MP Materials, Energy Fuels, and Lynas Rare Earths are rebounding in 2026, supported by domestic production strategies and U.S. government backing.
- MP Materials is advancing its DoD-backed magnet facility; Energy Fuels is expanding into nuclear fuel; Lynas is gaining from stable revenues and strategic partnerships.
- Technical indicators and analyst trends point to potential new highs for all three stocks as momentum accelerates into H1 2026.
Trade-related news from Washington — including a push for Greenland — is creating volatility in rare-earth mining stocks. Still, many of these companies are well-positioned in 2026 because domestically focused production strategies and government support help insulate them from broader macroeconomic headwinds. Government support — through deregulation and assistance from agencies such as the Department of Defense (DoD) — is accelerating timelines to revenue and profit. MP Materials Is in Rebound Mode MP Materials' (NYSE: MP) stock reflects a company in rebound mode. After a late-2025 correction, the stock found support at the 30-day EMA in early 2026, making a retest of the all-time highs likely. Technical indicators, including 2025 MACD convergence, suggest that retesting the highs is a minimum target, with higher highs possible. A 2025 partnership with the DoD is the primary catalyst: it puts the company on track to begin construction of a 10x rare-earth magnet facility this year and to start commissioning in early 2028. Until then, upstream and downstream activity is ramping up. Analyst trends are bullish for the stock. Of 15 analysts tracked by MarketBeat, 14 rate MP as a Buy, implying roughly 15% upside relative to early-January's peak. The trend points to a high-end target that would represent about a 50% gain if reached, and there are catalysts ahead. The company is forecast to report revenue growth of more than 25% in its Q4 2025 results, and with expectations modest, there is an opportunity for significant outperformance. 
Energy Fuels Stock on Track for Breakout Energy Fuels' (NYSEAMERICAN: UUUU) stock has climbed roughly 100% from late-2025 lows and is on track to retest all-time highs in H1 2026. Catalysts include acquisitions of critical assets, ramping uranium and yellowcake production, and the company's conversion into an integrated fuel supplier central to the domestic nuclear fuel supply chain. The growth forecast projects a surge of over 150% in 2026, followed by a continued high-double-digit compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the subsequent two years or more. Analysts and institutional interest are providing a bullish, strengthening tailwind. Coverage is thin — MarketBeat tracks just three analysts — and consensus ratings have lagged the price action; they currently rate the stock a Hold but are revising targets upward. The most recent target, set in January 2026 at $27, implies about 10% upside from current resistance and would be a new all-time high. Technically, $27 may be conservative; once a new high is established, a move toward $36 or higher becomes plausible. 
Lynas Rare Earths: This Rebound Is Accelerating Lynas Rare Earths (OTCMKTS: LYSCF) is an Australian miner supported by government policy and negotiated price floors. Catalysts in 2026 include production ramp-up and revenue stability, development of new revenue streams, and a partnership that strengthens its position in U.S. and Western rare-earth supply chains. Coverage is light but bullish. The three analysts tracked by MarketBeat all rate the company a Buy, and the consensus target implies about 50% upside. Reaching that consensus would set a new all-time high and could open the door to further gains. The company is currently in production and profitable, although aggressive expansion plans are compressing near-term margins. 
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