March 2026 was certainly a volatile month for the mining sector. We track four major players—Barrick, Teck, HudBay, and Agnico—capture their closing prices weekdays at 4 p.m. ET in Canadian dollars. Let’s just say those weeks were a bit of a rollercoaster, with a pronounced dip in the middle of the month followed by a late recovery.
Barrick Gold
Barrick opened the month strong at $69.17 on March 2nd. However, the first three weeks saw a steady erosion in price. The stock tumbled significantly mid-month, hitting a low of $50.96 on March 20th. That was a rough patch. But the final week brought some relief, with the price bouncing back to close the month at $56.85 on the 31st.
Teck Resources
Teck followed a similar trajectory. It started March at $78.49 but faced headwinds early on. The slide continued through the middle of the month, with the share price bottoming out at $62.24 on March 20th. Like its peers, Teck managed to recover some ground in the final stretch, ending the month at $71.74.
HudBay Minerals
HudBay saw some of the sharpest swings relative to its price. Opening at $36.56, the stock drifted downward for most of the month. The low point came on March 20th, when shares touched $24.75. The rebound was spirited, though. By March 31st, HudBay had climbed back to $29.13.
Agnico Eagle
Agnico Eagle, trading at a higher price point, mirrored the sector’s volatility. It began the month at $344.78. The selling pressure was evident, pushing the stock down to a monthly low of $248.30 on the 20th. That’s a significant drop. However, buyers stepped back in late in the month, lifting the price to $282.37 by the closing bell on the 31st.
The Raw Data
That wraps up the mining stock activity for March. It was a month defined by a broad mid-month sell-off and a subsequent rally. If you want to dig into the specific daily closing figures, head over to the full raw data post for March.