Son Haberler: GDX

The VanEck Gold Miners ETF fell 5.36% to $87.89 on September 28, with AUM of approximately $27.78 billion. The fund tracks large- and mid-cap gold mining companies and, despite the session's loss, remains up 8.28% year-to-date, outpacing several of the more volatile junior and silver mining funds in this group.

The VanEck Gold Miners ETF closed at $93.56 on September 23, declining 4.36%, with AUM of approximately $28.09 billion, making it the largest fund in this group by assets. GDX tracks large- and mid-capitalization gold mining companies and is up 14.06% for 2026 through September 23. The session loss is one of the steeper single-day moves the fund has recorded this year.

The VanEck Gold Miners ETF closed at $97.81 on September 22, gaining 3.58% on the session, with AUM of approximately $28.4 billion. The fund's year-to-date return is 10.10% through that date. GDX is the largest gold-equity ETF by assets and tracks major gold and silver mining companies globally; the single-day move equals about one-third of its full-year gain.

The VanEck Gold Miners ETF closed at $102.42 on August 26, declining 2.94% on the session, with AUM of approximately $32.25 billion. As one of the largest funds tracking global gold mining equities, GDX's single-day pullback leaves its year-to-date return at 23.03%.

The VanEck Gold Miners ETF rose 1.93% to close at $89.97 on August 14, with assets under management of approximately $27.4 billion. The fund holds shares of large- and mid-cap companies engaged in gold mining globally. The gain continued a broadly positive run for gold-related equities in 2025.