Stock Movers Stellantis Rises, Fresnillo Declines, Hays Up
Oct 10, 2025
Stellantis is riding high with a 13% increase in Q3 shipments, indicating a promising recovery in the North American market. On the flip side, Fresnillo has taken a hit due to a pullback in gold and silver prices after their recent record highs. Meanwhile, Hays reported a drop in net fees that aligns with expectations but remains cautious about the UK job market's sluggish recovery into 2026. It's a mixed bag of fortunes in the world of stocks!
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Stellantis Sees U.S. Recovery
- Stellantis's third-quarter sales jumped 13% driven by North America, signaling a US recovery for the carmaker.
- Management's shift to refocus investment and production toward the US appears to be restoring investor confidence.
Big U.S. Investment Pivot
- Stellantis plans to invest about $10 billion in the US as it shifts focus back to North America after prior management emphasized Europe and Mexico production moves.
- That strategic pivot is cited as a reason investors are responding positively to the company's performance.
Precious Metals Profit-Taking Hits Fresnillo
- Fresnillo retreated after gold and silver pulled back, reversing prior record rallies that lifted mining stocks dramatically this year.
- The company is down despite a 282% year-to-date gain, as traders lock in profits amid softer metals and copper weakness.