On November 10, Newmont Mining fell 3.24% in Regular Trading to $121.105 per share, with turnover of $60.2626 million.
The move aligns with a broader selloff in gold miners after hawkish commentary from Federal Reserve officials pressured precious metals prices, with spot gold reported down 1.6% to $4,074.04 per ounce.
The weakness appears largely industry-driven rather than company-specific. In the Gold sector, Barrick Mining Corporation fell 4.16%, ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI PLC fell 4.59%, Wheaton Precious Metals fell 3.78%, Agnico Eagle Mines fell 3.5%, and Pan American Silver fell 5.02%.
Company fundamentals had been supportive recently: Newmont Mining last reported adjusted EPS of $2.20 and revenue of $6.363 billion, both above expectations. Even so, near-term trading focus has shifted back toward gold-price volatility and interest-rate expectations, which are currently dominating the sector.
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