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Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 18 Sept 2025 (after-market ASX)
Platinum price was up 2% through ASX trading, re-approaching recent highs around $1,400/oz, while lithium, silver, uranium, and gold also rose lesser; Some ASX uranium, PGM, and silver stocks performed well.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 17 Sept 2025 (after-market TSX)
Metal prices and mining stocks were fairly flat through North American trading; Silver and gold prices remained down slightly from ASX session, which led to most silver and gold stocks closing in the red.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 16 Sept 2025 (after-market ASX)
Lithium price showed signs of life through ASX trading and the hours that followed, while silver and gold also inched up and approach key psychological barriers of $43/oz and $3,700/oz; ASX uranium miners stood out today after North American U stocks gained in late trading yesterday.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 15 Sept 2025 (intraday TSX)
Prices for precious and base metals rose today, including gold continuing to hover around all time highs; Larger cap silver and copper stocks, smaller cap PGM stocks, and some nickel stocks looked good, among miners; Nordic gold juniors First Nordic Metals and Mawson Finland merge and add bench strength.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 12 Sept 2025 (after-market ASX)
Silver and platinum prices rose more than 1% thru ASX trading, breaching $42/oz and $1,400/oz, while gold and nickel saw smaller price upticks; ASX miners trended sideways to up gently, with gold and silver stocks standing out.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for 10 Sept 2025 (after-market TSX)
Copper and nickel prices inched higher through North American trading while platinum, silver and gold prices remained elevated; Silver mining stocks rallied most while gold and PGM stocks performed modestly. Covered announcements include Anglo Teck merger.
