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All stocks in the market go through their own ebb and flow cycles; there are no exceptions. No investor can escape this behavior, but they can look for opportunities at either end of that pendulum, where most other participants may not be willing to step in, as emotions (like the pendulum swings) are probably at extremes.

Anglo American PLC's (LSE:AAL) plans to slim down its sprawling mining empire have hit a bump after US rival Peabody Energy pulled out of a $3.8 billion agreement to buy its steelmaking coal assets in Australia. Peabody had agreed last year to acquire Anglo's portfolio of metallurgical coal mines in Queensland, but the deal collapsed this week following a gas ignition incident at the Moranbah North mine in March.

Delta's strong liquidity and dividend growth stand out as American Airlines faces debt, labor costs, and a weak earnings outlook.

American Airlines wants to fly more on the West Coast and in the Pacific, partially through a codeshare with Alaska Airlines, but the carrier appears not to want the flying to be done by its own pilots.

Shares in American Airlines (AAL -2.21%) flew higher by more than 10% in the week to Friday morning. The circumstances behind the move are unusual outside the airline industry.

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Airline-stock investors endured a bumpy ride to start the year. Things are a bit smoother now.

The airline sector is buzzing, after the consumer price index (CPI) for July showed fares rose 4% last month , in stark contrast to June's 0.1% tumble.

AAL adds new routes to Europe and South America for summer 2026, as international air travel demand remains strong.