On September 28, Coeur Mining fell 5.02% in pre-market trading, trading at $18.17/share, with turnover of $72,400.

On the news front, spot gold suffered a flash crash of nearly $70 during the Asian session, plunging to around $4,191/oz with an intraday decline exceeding 2%, dragging the entire precious metals sector sharply lower. The sell-off was triggered by a combination of stronger-than-expected U.S. September S&P manufacturing and services PMI readings, crude oil prices reclaiming the $100/barrel level, and renewed expectations of a Fed rate hike, all of which bolstered the U.S. dollar index and weighed heavily on gold and silver prices.

Within the Gold sector, peer stocks declined broadly. Newmont Mining fell 3.76%, Barrick Mining Corporation fell 3.92%, Wheaton Precious Metals fell 4.46%, Kinross fell 2.24%, and Agnico Eagle Mines fell 4.10%. As a major silver and gold producer with operations across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, Coeur Mining is highly sensitive to precious metals price swings, amplifying its exposure to the sector-wide downturn.

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