Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium
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Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 30 Jan 2026
Metal prices started the week strong with gold, silver, and platinum hitting fresh record highs around $5,500/oz Au, $120/oz Ag, and $2,900/oz Pt, before most prices cratered late in the week - led by platinum and silver dropping -18% and -23% to $85/oz Ag and $2,120/oz Pt; Uranium pricing on the other hand had the strongest week in a while, rising +12% to nearly $100/lb U3O8, but this didn't help uranium miners which remained largely flat for the week alongside copper stocks, while most miners of other metals cratered by multiple percent - with most silver, PGM, and lithium stocks dropping by more than 10%; Covered announcements include increased project ownership by Goldsky Resources, resource updates by True North Copper, Carnaby Resources, and Metallic Minerals, and a PEA by Gold X2.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 23 Jan 2026
Precious metals prices SURGED this past week, with platinum, silver and gold rising +18%, +14.5% and +11% to new highs above $2,700/oz Pt and $100/oz Ag, and nearly $5,000/oz Au; Base metals, lithium, and uranium prices also rose gently; This all led to a strong week for mining stocks, led by silver, PGM, uranium, and gold miners, all of which rose a median of more than +10% - while most other metals miners added single-digit percentage points.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 16 Jan 2026
Most metal prices continued gently rising this past week, led by lithium rising a sharp +13% to $22,672/t lithium carbonate, followed by silver marching up +12.5% to record high territory of $90/oz Ag; Larger cap mining stocks stood out, with uranium producer group median rising +13.4%, silver producers +11%, and senior gold producers +7%.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 9 Jan 2026
Metal prices surged again this past week, led by lithium, followed by precious metals which retested recent highs, and then by base metals which continued rising; Mining stocks gained across the board.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 2 Jan 2026
Base metal prices jumped this week, including nickel rising +8% to $7.60/lb, copper rising +3% to $5.65/lb, and cobalt rising +1% to $24.20/lb, while prices for other specialty metals lithium and rhodium rose more substantially by some +17% and +15%; Silver price also inched higher by +2.5% to $72.62/oz, while gold and PGMs dipped – gold by -3% to $4,332/oz Au, platinum -4% to $2,143/oz Pt, and palladium -5% to $1,667/oz Pd; Nickel, cobalt, and coppers producer stocks stood out - helped by the rising underlying metal prices, while uranium stocks (surprisingly) led the metals mining pack overall coupled with the U price being relatively flat.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 26 Dec 2025
PGMs and silver continued surging this past week, with platinum rising +25% to a record US$2,508/oz Pt, silver rising +18% to record high $79.11/oz Ag, and palladium rising +15% to $2,020/oz Pd; Other metals also gained, including gold and copper rising +4% and +7% to record highs of $4,532/oz Au and $5.77/lb Cu; PGM stocks stood out among miners, while silver, gold and copper miners also largely gained; Covered announcements include maiden PEA for Oko project by G2 Goldfields and acquisition of remaining 25% interest in Sorby Hills project by Boab Metals.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 19 Dec 2025
PGM prices SURGED this past week +15% to over $2,000/oz Pt and $1,750/oz Pd, which translated to double-digit gains for most PGM developer stocks and multiple percent gains for most PGM producers; Silver price also jumped +8% to new all time high $67/oz, while other metals lithium, copper, nickel, uranium, gold, and rhodium also inched higher, translating to slight upticks in most metals mining stocks.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 5 Dec 2025
Copper, silver and cobalt prices were in the spotlight this past week after rising 3% or more to $5.37/lb Cu, $58.28/oz Ag, and $22.70/lb Co, while palladium and nickel also inched higher by more than 1% to $1,472/oz Pd and $6.79/lb Ni; Mining stocks broadly gained across the metals complex ex-some small caps, and ex-most gold producers which fell on a flatlining gold price around $4,200/oz Au.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 28 Nov 2025
Most metal prices and mining stocks gained this week, led by PGMs and silver rising +8.4 Pt, +4.4% Pd, and +7.8% Ag, helping most silver stocks rise more than 20% and most PGM stocks more than 10%.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 21 Nov 2025
Lithium and rhodium prices jumped +10% and +4% this past week, while most other metal prices fell - especially platinum, silver, and gold which slipped between 4 and 7% but held key levels around $1,500/oz Pt, $50/oz Ag, and $4,000/oz.
Weekly Metals Mining Rundown with Peer Table - Premium Edition for Week Ending 14 Nov 2025
Lithium price was back on top this week rising +6% to nearly $12,000/t Li carb, helping many Lithium mining stocks gain by double digit percent, while silver and gold prices rose then fell but held the line above $50/oz and $4,000/oz and closed the week up +5% and +3%, helping most silver and gold mining stocks rise by more than 5%;