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Rio Tinto Group (LSE: RIO) Share Price and News

7,169.00p 192.00p (2.8%) 31 July 2026 at 1:18:00 am AEST

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About Rio Tinto Group

Last updated 31-07-2026, 01:18:00am AEST
Current Price 7,169.00p
Change 192.00p (2.8%)
Close Price 6,977.00p
Open Price 7,109.00p
Bid 7,168.00p
Ask 7,170.00p
Day Range 7,055.00p - 7,279.00p
Year Range 4,344.50p - 8,325.00p
Volume 1,599,251
Average Volume 2,751,613
Market Cap 113,466,253,300.00p
Earnings Per Share 549.91p

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