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Save your seatBHP ran from its 52 week low of $45.74 to $91.45 over the last year as copper strength, steady iron ore output, and maintained FY26 guidance kept buyers in control, and it is now holding near $88.91.
The stock has the potential to go down if it loses $86, and that could open a pullback toward the $80 to $82 zone. More China demand worries, weaker iron ore pricing, or fresh valuation-driven analyst downgrades would accelerate the downside.
If BHP holds the $86 to $88 area on volume, a push back toward $91.45 is on the table. Resistance at $90 is the first hurdle, and another solid operations update or firm copper prices could help.
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