On May 28, Newmont Mining fell 3.02% in after-hours trading, trading at $103.98 per share, with trading volume of $2.841 million, extending the decline from the prior trading session.
On the news front, Jefferies recently lowered its target price on Newmont from $165 to $154, a reduction of 6.7%, while maintaining a Buy rating. The downward revision reflects a more cautious near-term valuation outlook from institutional analysts. According to FactSet data, the consensus average target price for Newmont stands at $146.62. The target price cut appears to have exerted additional selling pressure on the stock, with Newmont underperforming the broader gold sector.
Within the Gold sector where Newmont belongs, stocks declined broadly. Among individual stocks, Coeur Mining down 2.47%, Pan American Silver down 2.27%, Barrick Mining Corporation down 1.43%, Anglogold Ashanti down 1.40%, Agnico Eagle Mines down 1.09%.
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