ASX:RMS 18 May 2026 - 27 June 2026

Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN) outpaces ASX gold index as lower cash burn helps offset weaker gold prices

Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN) outpaces ASX gold index as lower cash burn helps offset weaker gold prices

It’s 06:02 AEST in Sydney and ASX cash stocks have not opened yet. Pre-open will start at 0700, with main session from 09:59:45 to 1600 Sydney time. The most recent price on Evolution Mining Limited is from Monday’s close. EVN climbed 1.31% to A$12.39 on Monday. Volume was 5.72 million shares and turnover hit about A$70.8 million. The stock outperformed the S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Gold index, which slipped 0.18% to 15,730.70. That left a 1.49 percentage-point gap. Bullion fell and the gold index dropped, but EVN still closed higher.
June 29, 2026
ASX ends week slightly down, but credit and resource sectors under pressure

ASX ends week slightly down, but credit and resource sectors under pressure

S&P/ASX 200 closed 15.5 points higher at 8,764.2 on Friday, up 0.18%. But the index still fell 64.5 points, or 0.73%, for the week. Friday’s lift made back less than a quarter of the week’s decline. Materials is coming off six straight down days, dropping 9.8% before a rebound on Friday, Market Index said. Energy slid 12% in the 10 sessions since June 11. All the leading early risers on the ASX 200 Friday were gold miners. Tech, defence and lithium names traded lower.
June 27, 2026
Ramelius Resources (ASX: RMS) Falls 2.48% on Four-Times Volume—Why A$3.07 Now Matters

Ramelius Resources (ASX: RMS) Falls 2.48% on Four-Times Volume—Why A$3.07 Now Matters

Key takeaways Ramelius Resources Limited closed Friday at A$3.14, down A$0.08, or 2.48%, as bullion weakness and sector selling hit Australian gold producers despite the company’s active buyback. The public filing record showed no fresh operating warning: Ramelius’s latest ASX items were a buyback notification before trade and an application for quotation after the close. Volume reached 35.69 million shares, about 4.0 times the displayed average, while the stock recovered from A$3.07—making that low the immediate technical test for Monday.
June 22, 2026
Ramelius Resources Sinks as Investors React to Gold Rate Moves

Ramelius Resources Sinks as Investors React to Gold Rate Moves

Ramelius Resources shares ended Tuesday down 3.93% at A$2.93, trailing a weaker overall ASX session. Gold miners slipped again. The last trade for Ramelius came in at 16:40 on June 9, with the shares closing previously at A$3.05. ASX shares dropped on the first session after Monday’s King’s Birthday holiday. The S&P/ASX 200 ended down 0.24% in Sydney as selling in gold, metals and mining, and materials weighed on the market.
June 9, 2026
Ramelius Resources Heads Into Tuesday After ASX Break and Gold Moves

Ramelius Resources Heads Into Tuesday After ASX Break and Gold Moves

Ramelius Resources is set to resume trading on the ASX on Tuesday, with the stock coming back after a selloff on Friday. A board exit and weaker Australian gold shares are adding pressure. The cash market was still in pre-open when this was written; normal trade kicks off just before 10 a.m. Sydney time. Ramelius Resources closed at A$3.05 on June 5, sliding 3.17% on the day. The gold miner was off 5.28% for the week and had dropped 10.82% over four weeks, even as it keeps telling investors it expects to hit its full-year production goals.
June 9, 2026
Ramelius Stock Faces Post-Holiday Pressure After Gold Slide

Ramelius Stock Faces Post-Holiday Pressure After Gold Slide

Ramelius Resources will miss Monday’s Australian session after shares dropped on Friday. A steep slide in gold and a last-minute board resignation pushed the Western Australian miner into the spotlight heading into the next round of trading. ASX said the share market will be shut Monday, June 8, for King’s Birthday. There won’t be settlement or a business day. Ramelius last closed at A$3.05 on Friday and that price will hang until trading picks up in the shortened week.
June 7, 2026
Evolution Mining Edges into Focus After Gold Drops Again

Evolution Mining Edges into Focus After Gold Drops Again

Evolution Mining heads into the ASX open Wednesday with just a narrow bounce after gold stocks took a hit. The shares closed Tuesday at A$11.95, up just 0.17%—this after sliding 4.56% in the previous session. Tuesday’s range was A$11.78 to A$12.23. Volume came in at 5.85 million shares. Gold slid more than 1% Tuesday, with the metal pressured by a firmer U.S. dollar and steady Treasury yields. Bullion, which offers no yield, tends to lose some appeal when Treasury yields are high. Spot gold dropped 1.4% to $4,503.98 an ounce by early afternoon in New York, according to Reuters.
May 20, 2026
Evolution Mining Stock Just Fell 4.6% — Why Tuesday’s ASX Open Matters

Evolution Mining Stock Just Fell 4.6% — Why Tuesday’s ASX Open Matters

Evolution Mining fell sharply at Monday’s close, caught in a broad sell-off across Australian gold miners as investors marked down resource stocks and questioned whether bullion’s strong run can keep carrying earnings. The ASX-listed miner closed down 4.56% at A$11.93, with turnover of about 9 million shares. The stock is now well below its 52-week high of A$17.75, even though its market value remains above A$24 billion, latest market data showed.
May 18, 2026