On October 22, Coeur Mining fell 5.25% in Regular Trading, trading at $14.34 per share, with turnover of $41.7449 million.
The move came amid a broad selloff in precious metals and crypto-related equities. On the same day, Pan American Silver fell more than 5%, while Hecla Mining and other miners also posted sharp losses, indicating sector-wide risk appetite weakened rather than an isolated company-specific development.
Recent market context points to pressure from softer gold and silver prices and firmer rate expectations. Earlier in October, spot silver dropped 4% and spot gold fell 1.9%, while hotter US CPI data lifted expectations that the Federal Reserve could keep policy tighter for longer, a backdrop that has recently weighed on precious-metals miners.
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