
MP
USDMP Materials Corp. Common Stock
实时价格
价格图表
关键指标
市场指标
开盘价
$55.835
最高价
$57.539
最低价
$54.020
成交量
8.23M
公司基本面
市值
9.7B
所属行业
Other Industrial Metals & Mining
国家/地区
United States
交易统计
平均成交量
15.09M
交易所
NYQ
货币
USD
52周价格范围
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