Movement Alert|Newmont Corporation Falls 3.66% in Regular Trading, Gold Sector Broad Weakness Compounded by Investment Bank Target Price Cuts

Market Focus06-23 22:25

On June 23, Newmont Corporation fell 3.66% in regular trading, trading at $98.458/share, with turnover of approximately $160 million.

On the news front, the gold sector extended selling pressure with industry peers declining broadly. Coeur Mining fell 6.41%, Pan American Silver dropped 4.59%, Barrick Mining declined 3.53%, Agnico Eagle Mines lost 2.74%, and AngloGold Ashanti slid 2.59%, reflecting significant sector-wide weakness.

Additionally, multiple investment banks recently cut their target prices on Newmont. BNP Paribas lowered its target from $128 to $111 while maintaining a neutral rating, and Macquarie reduced its target from $133 to $123. Market valuation expectations for the company have continued to contract, further suppressing share price performance.

It is worth noting that Newmont recently received regulatory approval from the Province of British Columbia for the Red Chris Block Cave project, with mine life expected to extend into the mid-2040s. However, near-term sector selling pressure remains the dominant force driving market sentiment.

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