Movement Alert|Kinross Gold Falls 5.16% in Regular Trading, Gold Price Breaks Below $4000 Dragging Down Mining Sector

Market Focus06-24

On June 24, Kinross Gold fell 5.16% in regular trading, trading at $23.72/share, with turnover of approximately $96.93 million. The stock extended losses alongside the broader precious metals sector as spot gold prices breached a critical support level.

On the news front, international spot gold declined as much as 2.8%, breaking below the $4,000/oz psychological threshold for the first time since November last year. Gold has now retreated approximately $1,600 from its all-time high of $5,596/oz set earlier this year, representing a nearly 30% correction and entering a deep technical adjustment zone. The selloff was driven by a strengthening U.S. dollar index, rising expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes, and climbing U.S. Treasury yields — all of which continue to pressure precious metals.

Within the Gold sector, the decline was broad-based. Among peers, Newmont Mining fell 3.42%, Agnico Eagle Mines dropped 3.28%, Barrick Mining Corporation slid 4.27%, Coeur Mining declined 4.07%, and AngloGold Ashanti fell 5.84%.

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