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Coeur Mining (CDE) falls under buyback price after S&P MidCap 400 debut

Coeur Mining (CDE) falls under buyback price after S&P MidCap 400 debut

Coeur Mining, Inc. started Monday’s premarket under the level it paid for much of its May buyback, drawing new attention to the miner’s repurchase strategy just a week after it joined the S&P MidCap 400. CDE traded at $15.84 in premarket at 05:54 ET, off 1.1%. Shares closed Friday at $16.02, up 0.2%. Intraday range ran from $15.755 to $16.919. NYSE opens at 9:30 a.m. ET, so regular trading had not started yet.
29 June 2026
Coeur Mining shares eye index-driven moves after 8.5% weekly slide

Coeur Mining shares eye index-driven moves after 8.5% weekly slide

U.S. stock trading is paused for Sunday. Coeur Mining, Inc. heads into the week with a simpler index profile but softer performance: shares fell in its first week in the S&P MidCap 400, despite one of the highest trading volumes of the year. Coeur ended Friday at $16.02, up 3 cents on the day but down from $17.51 at the June 18 close, the last session before the Juneteenth holiday. Friday's volume was 168.66 million shares, compared with Google Finance’s average of 33.00 million.
28 June 2026
Coeur Mining (NYSE:CDE) stalls with index flow running heavy

Coeur Mining (NYSE:CDE) stalls with index flow running heavy

Coeur Mining, Inc. closed Friday little changed, but volume was heavy in metals. Shares traded 168.7 million, with a high-low range topping 7%. CDE was last at $16.02, up just under 0.3%. It touched $16.91 and dropped to $15.78 during the session, according to market data. Big trade in Coeur. MarketWatch tracked Friday volume at 168.65 million shares—roughly 590% above the 65-day average of 28.58 million. The stock was at $16.08 in after-hours just after 7 p.m. EDT.
Coeur Mining (CDE) gains as buyback impact tops S&P MidCap 400 move

Coeur Mining (CDE) gains as buyback impact tops S&P MidCap 400 move

Coeur Mining, Inc. outpaced major precious-metals mining funds on Thursday. Still, investors focused on the company's capital numbers after it used stock to buy New Gold and joined the S&P MidCap 400. The shares last traded at $15.99, about 3.4% higher on the day. Global X Silver Miners ETF was up 2.0%. VanEck Gold Miners ETF added 1.5%. SPDR S&P MidCap 400 ETF Trust picked up 0.9%. iShares Silver Trust gained 1.1%, and SPDR Gold Shares was up 1.0%.
25 June 2026
Coeur Mining slides after gold, silver drop leaves cash flow target exposed

Coeur Mining slides after gold, silver drop leaves cash flow target exposed

Coeur Mining shares lost $0.84, ending Wednesday at $15.47 after dropping roughly 5.1%. Precious metals sold off hard, weighing on the miner’s 2026 cash-flow outlook just days after its S&P MidCap 400 debut. Shares touched a session low of $15.15 as about 41.7 million shares traded. Gold and silver prices slid hard, not just mining stocks. Reuters said spot gold dropped 3.3% to $3,973.79 an ounce by 2 p.m. EDT, with spot silver losing 9.1% at $56.41. That left gold about 13% under the $4,550 price Coeur used for its 2026 outlook, and silver nearly 27% below its $77.50 guidance price.
24 June 2026
Coeur Mining (NYSE:CDE) Shares Drop Following S&P MidCap 400 News

Coeur Mining (NYSE:CDE) Shares Drop Following S&P MidCap 400 News

Coeur Mining dropped hard late Tuesday, despite joining the S&P MidCap 400 this week. Shares on the NYSE lost 7.2% to $16.21, moving between $16.13 and $17.05. Volume topped 34 million shares. Coeur’s coming index promotion could widen its investor base, as the change takes effect before Monday’s open. Index funds, which buy stocks to match benchmarks, may bump up demand for the shares. S&P Dow Jones Indices has put Coeur into the Materials sector for the S&P MidCap 400 as part of the June rebalance.
Coeur Mining (NYSE: CDE) lands on MidCap, shares stay flat

Coeur Mining (NYSE: CDE) lands on MidCap, shares stay flat

NEW YORK, June 22, 2026, 6:04 a.m. ET Coeur Mining, Inc. traded near flat at $17.51, slipping $0.04 or about 0.23% in the most recent Monday quote. Traders were watching the stock as it entered the S&P MidCap 400 ahead of the June 22 open. The shift isn’t tied to a new mine or fresh earnings. Instead, S&P Dow Jones Indices pushed Coeur into the index lineup today, with the gold and silver market also catching a bounce. Gold gained 0.7% and spot silver was up 2% in early global moves, but CDE did not follow metals higher.
22 June 2026
Coeur Mining set for S&P MidCap 400 entry after turbulent week for metals stocks

Coeur Mining set for S&P MidCap 400 entry after turbulent week for metals stocks

Coeur Mining will start trading next week in the S&P MidCap 400 following the long U.S. weekend. The inclusion puts the stock in a midcap benchmark watched by index funds and big investors. No Friday cash session this week, so markets won’t get a chance to digest news flow ahead of the weekend. The New York Stock Exchange shows Friday, June 19, as a Juneteenth holiday. Coeur’s index change will go through before the open on Monday, June 22.
Coeur Mining Drops Even as S&P MidCap 400 Move Meets Gold Slide

Coeur Mining Drops Even as S&P MidCap 400 Move Meets Gold Slide

Coeur Mining shares dropped Wednesday, despite the miner landing a spot in the S&P MidCap 400. Index inclusion usually draws in index-fund flows and more eyes from big investors. But it wasn’t enough. Gold and silver prices both sank hard, dragging Coeur down too, given how much its earnings depend on the metals. The company said June 8 it will join the index before the open on Monday, June 22. CDE lost 4.23% to end the day at $15.41. Shares ranged from $15.40 to $16.14 with about 25.85 million traded, per Google Finance data just after the close. Market cap stood around $15.88 billion.
10 June 2026
CDE Shares Drop 11% Even After Index Addition

CDE Shares Drop 11% Even After Index Addition

Coeur Mining is set to join the S&P MidCap 400 this week, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, but CDE shares dropped 11.4% on Friday. The move boosts the miner’s index weight even as its stock takes a hit. Coeur will join the index for mid-cap U.S. stocks before the open on June 22, following a quarterly update by S&P Dow Jones Indices. The move puts Coeur into a key benchmark watched by some investors and funds, but on Friday the stock still moved mostly on gold and silver prices. S&P Dow Jones Indices detailed the changes in a News Release Archive.
Coeur Mining Falls 9%, With Dividend Date Ahead

Coeur Mining Falls 9%, With Dividend Date Ahead

Coeur Mining heads into Monday trading after a tough Friday, with shares ending at $17.61. The stock dropped 9.23% for the session and sits about 5.1% under where it was May 8. Volume hit 36.61 million shares, higher than earlier in the week. Timing is key. U.S. markets didn’t open on Sunday. The New York Stock Exchange trades from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET on regular days. The next closure for a NYSE holiday is Memorial Day, Monday, May 25.
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
Silver Price Today: Why Silver Fell Below $80 and Silver Stocks Slipped Ahead of the Fed

Silver Price Today: Why Silver Fell Below $80 and Silver Stocks Slipped Ahead of the Fed

Spot silver slipped 1.5% to $79.55 an ounce as of 2:03 p.m. ET on Tuesday, while gold hovered, little changed, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s decision. The bullion market, said Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco Metals, is caught in a “balancing act”—haven buyers squaring off against inflation forces. Silver’s caught in a tug of war right now. The dollar’s lost some ground—Marc Chandler at Bannockburn Global Forex notes traders are “selling on rallies”—but there’s caution in the air as markets largely see the Fed holding rates steady. Pricing suggests only a quarter-point cut is expected this year. Brent crude, meanwhile, remains above $100 a barrel.

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