Daily Metals Mining Rundown - Free (Intraday ASX)
Includes: 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 based on our database of 450+ mining stocks, but excludes the lists of individual stocks making up each peer group, their price performances, and their ranked valuation information by market cap/unit resource and by P/NAV. Published and distributed daily (either before, during, or after ASX trading hours), 3-5 days per week. For legal disclosures, visit www.hostrockcapital.com/disclosures.
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Daily Metals Mining Rundown for 22 Aug 2025 (after-market ASX)
Most metal prices and ASX mining stocks remained generally flat through ASX trading, except silver and gold miners which mostly gained through ASX trading as those metal prices held above $38/oz Ag and above $3,300/oz Au.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown for 19 Aug 2025 (after-market ASX)
Lithium price continued rising through Tuesday ASX trading, but did not translate to many gains in mining stocks, which were largely led by larger cap uranium stocks over last trading session on back of recent slight uptick in uranium spot price; Pricing for all 4 major precious metals (gold, silver, platinum, palladium) also saw a slight uptick, while those groups' mining stocks remained largely flat.
Daily Metals Mining Rundown for 15 Aug 2025 (after-market ASX)
Uranium, gold, nickel, lithium metal prices all inched higher through ASX trading, which translated to some gains in ASX Li stocks; Nickel, cobalt, and PGM producer stocks stood out over last trading session, outerforming among our Peer Table's 30 peer groups, along with some developers in those commodity groups
Daily Metals Mining Rundown for 13 Aug 2025 (after-market ASX)
Lithium price rose another ~4% through ASX trading breaching $11,000/t Li carbonate, which helped some smaller cap ASX Li stocks while larger caps mostly dipped; Prices for copper and precious metals including PGMs also inched higher, along with most ASX gold and silver mining stocks.
