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Coeur Mining Stock Near $18 After New Gold Deal, $750 Million Buyback and First Dividend

Coeur Mining Stock Near $18 After New Gold Deal, $750 Million Buyback and First Dividend

Coeur Mining was trading close to $18 early Tuesday, sticking near Monday’s finish after wrapping up its New Gold deal. The company raised its 2026 production targets, announced a $750 million buyback, and rolled out its first-ever cash dividend policy. Shares ended Monday at $17.89, up 1.2% from Friday’s $17.67, and hovered around $17.9 in early indications Tuesday. It's a pivotal update for investors: the first real look at what New Gold brings to the table—greater gold output, a fresh copper stream, and a bigger foundation for shareholder payouts. According to Coeur, both New Afton and Rainy River bump 2026 projections up to 680,000-815,000 ounces of gold, 18.7 million-21.9 million ounces of silver, and 50 million-65 million pounds of copper. Those numbers include nine months’ contribution from this year.
24 March 2026
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Gold Price This Week: Bullion Logs Worst Weekly Drop Since 2011 as Fed, Dollar Upend Haven Trade

Gold Price This Week: Bullion Logs Worst Weekly Drop Since 2011 as Fed, Dollar Upend Haven Trade

Gold notched its third consecutive weekly decline on Friday. Spot prices for immediate delivery slid 1.8% to $4,563.64 an ounce, while April U.S. gold futures settled at $4,574.90. For the week, the futures contract tumbled 9.5%—marking the sharpest weekly percentage loss since September 2011. Gold is typically a magnet for investors during geopolitical flare-ups and market jitters. Not so this week: the metal struggled as oil climbed, the dollar strengthened, and Treasury yields ticked up. Investors started to price out imminent rate cuts—never great news for a non-yielding asset.
21 March 2026
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Gold Price Today: Bullion Hits One-Month Low as Strong Dollar, Hawkish Fed Drain Demand

Gold Price Today: Bullion Hits One-Month Low as Strong Dollar, Hawkish Fed Drain Demand

Gold slipped to its lowest level in over a month on Thursday, pressured by a stronger dollar and signals from a hawkish Federal Reserve, further dulling its safe-haven draw. By 0649 GMT, spot gold had dropped 1.1% to $4,764.27 an ounce—marking a level last seen on Feb. 6. U.S. gold futures for April shed 2.6% to $4,770. “The metal is struggling in a high dollar and high oil environment,” said Tim Waterer, chief market analyst at KCM Trade. Silver, platinum, and palladium also registered declines. Gold’s typical safe-haven status isn’t holding up this time. Since the conflict erupted late last month, investors have favored the dollar, sending the dollar index up 2.5%. Brent crude has surged as well, last trading at $111.87 a barrel, stoking those stagflation worries—sluggish growth paired with rising inflation.
19 March 2026
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Gold Price Today Drops Below $5,000 as Oil Shock Rewrites Fed Cut Bets

Gold Price Today Drops Below $5,000 as Oil Shock Rewrites Fed Cut Bets

Spot gold slipped 0.5% to $4,994.89 an ounce as of 11:26 a.m. ET Monday, not far from its lowest point since Feb. 19. U.S. gold futures for April lost 0.6% to $5,031.50. “With higher oil prices comes higher inflation,” said Bob Haberkorn, senior market strategist at RJO Futures. Silver barely budged, while platinum and palladium moved higher. The timing stings: the decline lands right before the Federal Reserve meets in March, with traders slashing bets on rate cuts. Right now, the market is putting the odds of a hold this week at almost 100%, and is only penciling in around 25 basis points of easing for all of this year. That’s not great for gold, since the metal offers no yield.
16 March 2026
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Gold Price Today Falls as Strong Dollar Sends Bullion Toward Second Weekly Loss

Gold Price Today Falls as Strong Dollar Sends Bullion Toward Second Weekly Loss

Gold slipped on Friday, losing 0.6% to $5,046.69 an ounce by 12:39 p.m. ET, putting the metal on track for its second consecutive weekly drop. April U.S. gold futures shed 1.5% to $5,051.30. With the dollar strengthening and inflation concerns linked to the Iran war weighing heavily, bullion’s safe-haven draw took a back seat. Silver, platinum, and palladium also looked set to close the week in negative territory. The reversal carries weight, breaking up what had been one of the year’s top trades. Even after that, gold remains 19% higher in 2026, tacked onto a 64% rally through 2025. But this week, the combination of rising oil prices, a sturdier dollar, and the reality of U.S. rates staying elevated overshadowed the usual safe-haven bid. Zaner Metals’ Peter Grant described the situation as a “push-and-pull” between haven demand and the drag from persistent rates. Over at City Index, Fawad Razaqzada pointed to stronger energy prices tamping down rate-cut optimism. Gold’s classic appeal as an inflation and crisis buffer remains, but it still doesn’t yield interest.
13 March 2026
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Gold Price Today Falls Despite Iran Risk as Dollar Firms, Fed Cut Bets Fade

Gold Price Today Falls Despite Iran Risk as Dollar Firms, Fed Cut Bets Fade

Spot gold eased 0.3% to $5,159.04 an ounce as of 10:08 a.m. ET on Thursday, while U.S. gold futures slipped the same margin to $5,165.10. Pressure came from a stronger dollar and receding expectations for U.S. rate cuts, tamping down the metal’s safe-haven draw. Gold’s caught in a tug-of-war. On one side, renewed assaults on Gulf shipping gave Brent crude a shove past $100 a barrel, bond yields rose, and the dollar firmed up. Monica Guerra, who leads U.S. policy at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, flagged the risk: stubbornly high oil could “mean a higher fed funds rate for longer”—not exactly ideal for gold, which normally draws buyers fleeing market turmoil.
12 March 2026
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Gold Price Today Climbs Above $5,220 as Dollar Softens, Oil Slumps Ahead of U.S. CPI

Gold Price Today Climbs Above $5,220 as Dollar Softens, Oil Slumps Ahead of U.S. CPI

Gold bounced back Tuesday, snapping out of its earlier slump as the dollar softened and the sharp drop in oil prices dialed back inflation concerns. Spot gold gained 1.7%, trading at $5,222.74 an ounce at 1514 GMT. April U.S. gold futures advanced 2.6% to $5,234.40. Silver jumped 2.8%, platinum moved up 2.4%, but palladium edged down 0.9%. According to Bart Melek at TD Securities, the pullback in oil is easing pressure on the Federal Reserve over rate cuts. Gold’s bounce comes after the metal got knocked down on Monday by the reverse dynamic. With oil hovering close to $120 a barrel, inflation worries ramped up, the dollar strengthened, and bets on higher-for-longer U.S. rates mounted. Spot gold slid 1.5% to $5,091.62. Even so, Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco Metals, notes that sustained conflict could keep a floor under prices as investors look for safety.
10 March 2026
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Gold price today slides from $5,100 as oil shock lifts dollar, rate fears

Gold price today slides from $5,100 as oil shock lifts dollar, rate fears

Gold slipped Monday, with spot prices dropping 1.2% to $5,109.39 per ounce at 10:12 GMT as the dollar firmed up and bond yields climbed. Oil shot higher on the back of the U.S., Israel, and Iran conflict, but that didn’t support bullion—spot gold had already tumbled over 2% earlier in the session. U.S. gold futures for April delivery shed 0.8%, falling to $5,118.20. “It is not uncommon to see gold falling as first reaction when financial markets show stress,” said UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo. Oil shot up roughly 25%, with Brent spiking as high as $119.50 a barrel—heaping fresh inflation headaches onto policymakers. “Markets [see] no obvious offramp” in the conflict, IG’s Tony Sycamore noted, adding that the threat of broader economic fallout keeps growing.
9 March 2026
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Gold price slides as yields climb and the dollar firms; U.S. jobs report in focus

Gold price slides as yields climb and the dollar firms; U.S. jobs report in focus

New York, March 5, 2026, 17:26 — After-hours Gold slipped 1.2% to $5,076.59 an ounce by 1:32 p.m. ET Thursday, erasing earlier advances as rising U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar undercut safe-haven demand tied to the Middle East war. Prices had climbed as high as $5,194.59 during the session. U.S. gold futures for April delivery closed off 1.1% at $5,078.70. “Usually aren’t great for gold,” TD Securities’ Bart Melek said of the higher yields. Bullion had surged to a record $5,594.82 on Jan. 29 and briefly cleared $5,400 on Monday. Elsewhere, silver dropped 1.8% to $81.91, platinum slipped 1.1% to $2,125.10, and palladium skidded 2.4% to $1,634.15.
6 March 2026
Hong Kong’s 2,000-Tonne Gold Vault Plan Gets Fresh Incentives as China Eyes Bullion Pricing Power

Hong Kong’s 2,000-Tonne Gold Vault Plan Gets Fresh Incentives as China Eyes Bullion Pricing Power

Hong Kong plans to introduce specific incentives aimed at attracting gold refiners and other precious-metals companies, focusing on overseas certifications and cross-border trading, according to InvestHK’s Benjamin Wong Kwok-fan on Thursday. “The purpose is to assist those setting up refineries in Hong Kong that haven’t yet obtained LBMA certification,” Wong said, pointing to London Bullion Market Association standards as the benchmark for wholesale bullion transactions. The city is looking to team up with the Shanghai Gold Exchange and regulators in Shenzhen to facilitate trade between Hong Kong merchants and qualified mainland refiners, with ambitions covering everything from ETF-linked products to tokenised gold. This new push follows a January agreement with the Shanghai Gold Exchange aimed at rolling out a central gold clearing platform—essentially the machinery for settling trades and reducing counterparty risk—while also boosting warehouse space. Hong Kong leader John Lee said the plan “will see Hong Kong's rise as a regional gold reserve hub.” The government has set a three-year goal to ramp up storage to over 2,000 metric tons.
5 March 2026
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Gold price today: Safe-haven jump fades after Iran strikes as dollar firms

Gold price today: Safe-haven jump fades after Iran strikes as dollar firms

New York, March 2, 2026, 12:38 ET — Regular session Gold barely budged on Monday, following an early surge fueled by mounting worries that the Middle East conflict could escalate after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. Investors flocked to safe-haven assets. Spot gold hovered at $5,284.14 an ounce at 11:11 a.m. ET, down from its session peak of $5,418.50. U.S. gold futures ticked up 1% to $5,299.50. “That uncertainty is more than likely to support prices,” said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures. Bullion stayed below January’s $5,594.82 all-time high, still showing a nearly 23% gain for 2026.
2 March 2026
Gold jumps on U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran, oil surges and markets brace for spillover

Gold jumps on U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran, oil surges and markets brace for spillover

Gold surged Monday, with investors snapping up the metal as a shelter after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran pushed tensions higher. Spot prices advanced 2% to $5,384.41 an ounce by 1406 GMT, just shy of the recent record after touching $5,418.50. U.S. gold futures jumped 2.9% to $5,397.40. The timing of the jump—right out of the gate this week—threw fresh uncertainty at markets, which are busy weighing whether these most recent attacks signal a broader conflict that could threaten energy flows and pull in more players. Gold’s usually the first refuge when headlines start to unravel, but whether that run sticks around usually hinges on if the turmoil breaks out of the war zone.
2 March 2026
Gold price near record after Iran strikes; what to watch when markets reopen

Gold price near record after Iran strikes; what to watch when markets reopen

London, March 1, 2026, 17:07 GMT — Market closed Gold finished Friday at a one-month high, drawing buyers seeking safety following U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. Canceled flights are expected to sharply curtail physical bullion shipments via Dubai. Spot gold climbed 1.7% to close at $5,277 per ounce, still under the Jan. 29 peak of $5,594.82.
1 March 2026
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Gold price braces for a choppy Monday after U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran

Gold price braces for a choppy Monday after U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran

London, February 28, 2026, 17:46 — The session has ended. Gold kicks off the week with a shot of geopolitical anxiety after strikes on Iran by the United States and Israel, setting up a potential safe-haven rush when markets open Monday. “Safe-haven assets such as gold are likely to see an upside gap,” noted OCBC’s Christopher Wong. Vishnu Varathan at Mizuho flagged a possible “10-25% premium” in oil prices if the turmoil widens.
28 February 2026
Gold price jumps as tariff fears swell; traders brace for Iran talks and U.S. jobs report

Gold price jumps as tariff fears swell; traders brace for Iran talks and U.S. jobs report

New York, February 25, 2026, 17:23 — After-hours Gold pushed higher Wednesday, with spot prices up 1.1% to $5,202.28 an ounce as of 2:00 p.m. ET. U.S. gold futures for April delivery closed around 1% above the previous session at $5,226.20, as shifting U.S. tariff moves and fresh Iran tensions had investors moving into havens. “There's an inflationary impact from tariffs and high oil prices,” said Bart Melek, global head of commodity strategy at TD Securities.
25 February 2026
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Gold price hits a three-week high as Trump tariff uncertainty revives safe-haven bids

Gold price hits a three-week high as Trump tariff uncertainty revives safe-haven bids

New York, Feb 23, 2026, 12:29 PM EST — Regular session Gold was firmly higher on Monday, with spot prices jumping 1.8% to $5,198.72 an ounce as of 11:11 a.m. ET, driven in part by renewed tariff jitters linked to U.S. President Donald Trump. April U.S. gold futures added 2.7%, settling at $5,219. Spot gold earlier peaked at its strongest level since Jan. 30, just after reaching a record $5,594.82 on Jan. 29.
23 February 2026
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