Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium
Includes: the same information provided in the Free Daily Metals Mining Rundown (metals pricing, peer group median price performance, peer group median valuations, and list of top and bottom 40 daily performing stocks showing associated peer groups), in addition to premium items such as the lists of individual stocks making up each peer group and their relative price performances, along with ranked valuation information (by market cap per unit resource for all 450+ stocks, and by P/NAV for 150+ developer stocks). Published and distributed up to twice daily, 3-5 days per week. Upgrade to a paid tier is required for access. For legal disclosures, visit www.hostrockcapital.com/disclosures.
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Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 20 Mar 2026 (intraday TSX)
Metal prices continued to fall gently over past ~20 hrs (along with broad equities), with losses led by silver dropping -4% to under $70/oz Ag and copper down -3% to under $5.50/lb; Mining stocks fell gently with broader equities - mostly dropping by 2-3% or more.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 19 Mar 2026 (after-market TSX)
Metal prices tanked over past ~32 hours thru ASX and TSX trading (while broader equities continued to fall more gently), led by precious metals (Au, Ag, Pd, Pt) falling between 5 and 8%, to $1,975/oz Pt, $4,659/oz Au, $72.81/oz Ag, and $1,473/oz Pd, and copper falling -3.5% to just under $5.50/lb; Most mining stocks fell sharply by ~5% or more, except for explorers of PGMs, No, and Co which were most resilient and largely flat;
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 18 Mar 2026 (after-market ASX)
Precious metals prices fell over past ~20 hrs, with gold and silver dipping by 1-2% - back under $5,000/oz Au and $80/oz Ag, and with palladium and platinum dropping by 2-3%; Most mining stocks were flat across the metals spectrum, except large-cap uranium miners which stood out and mostly gained by +1% or more; Covered announcements include resource update for Afema Project in Cote d'Ivoire by Turaco Gold.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 17 Mar 2026 (intraday TSX)
Metal prices bounced and rose over past ~28 hrs, led by precious metals palladium, platinum, and silver rising +5%, +4%, and +2% - with silver back above $80/oz; Most mining stocks have traded flat to up slightly in the latest session; Covered announcements include resource update by Unico Silver for its Joaquin deposit in Argentina.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 16 Mar 2026 (after-market ASX)
Metal prices continued falling over the weekend, led by palladium and silver both alling -2% to ~$1,550/oz Pd and to below $80/oz Ag, while lithium fell -1.6% to $22,700/t Li carb, and gold and nickel both fell -0.5% to just below $5,000/oz Au and to $7.80/lb Ni; Platinum inched higher +1% - back above $2,050/oz Pt; ASX mining stocks started the week red and mostly fell by multiple percent or more across the metals spectrum - along with broader ASX equities; Covered announcements include annual reserves and resources update by Endomines Finland.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 11 Mar 2026 (after-market ASX)
Silver and PGM prices dipped over past ~24hrs, with silver dropping -2.3% to below $87/oz Ag (but still appearing to be broadly rising back towards the $100/oz mark), while platinum dropped -1%, palladium -3%, and most other metals traded largely flat; Mining equities (surprisingly) rose by +1% or more across the metals spectrum (in the absence of any observed material jumps in metal prices or broadly rising equity backdrops); Covered announcements include a resource update by Ora Banda Mining for its Round Dam project in Western Australia.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 10 Mar 2026 (after-market ASX)
Most metal prices bounced and gained over past ~24 hrs, led by PGMs and silver rising +5-6% followed by copper, lithium, gold rising +2-3%; This led to most larger-cap mining stocks rising gently across the metals spectrum over past trading session, with most smaller-cap counterparts remaining largely flat - except for small-cap ASX miners which mostly gained during today's ASX session; Covered announcements include acquisition of Taylor silver and gold project in Nevada by A2 Gold Corp.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 9 Mar 2026 (after-market ASX)
Most metal prices continued falling gently over the weekend, with gold dropping -1% to below $5,100/oz and platinum and palladium falling -2% and -3.5% to below $2,100/oz Pt and to $1,600/oz Pd, while most other metals fell by less than 1%; This led to ASX mining stocks selling off today, along with broader Australasian equity markets.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 5 Mar 2026 (after-market ASX)
Most metal prices drifted south over past ~24 hours, except lithium and platinum which inched up slightly; Metals mining stocks mostly traded flat over the last session, except Li miners which mostly gained by 1-2% or more.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 4 Mar 2026 (after-market ASX)
Silver and platinum prices recommenced their upward march over past ~24 hours, each rising +3% (after having dropped sharply the day before); Copper, nickel, and palladium are also in the green, rising +1.6% and +2.6% over past day, while gold remained relatively flat; Most mining stocks traded down by multiple percent or more over past session - with losses led by uranium miners - and with smaller cap miners across the metals spectrum generally showing some resilience and trading more flat; Covered announcements include updated PEA and MRE by Sonoro Gold for its Cerro Caliche project in Mexico.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 3 Mar 2026 (after-market ASX)
Metal prices fell over past ~24hrs, with losses led by silver and PGMs dropping 8-13%, while Li dropped -7%, gold -4%, and Cu & Ni -3%; Most mining stocks also fell gradually by -1% or more, except uranium miners which mostly GAINED by multiple percent or more.
