On September 23, Alamos fell 5.15% in regular trading, trading at $34.455/share, with turnover of $65.202 million. The decline came amid a broad selloff in gold mining stocks driven by a strengthening U.S. dollar and weakening gold prices.

On the news front, markets are pricing in further rate hikes from the Federal Reserve, pushing the U.S. Dollar Index to its highest level since late July. The Fed raised rates by 25 basis points last week and signaled at least one more hike this year, providing sustained support for the dollar. Analysts noted that the dollar's safe-haven appeal, combined with the United States' status as a net oil exporter benefiting from rising energy prices, has further bolstered the greenback. Spot gold fell 1.72% to $4,283, pressuring the entire precious metals mining sector.

Within the Gold sector, losses were widespread. Among individual stocks, ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI PLC fell 5.93%, Coeur Mining fell 5.69%, Agnico Eagle Mines fell 4.27%, Newmont Mining fell 3.14%, and Barrick Mining Corporation fell 3.07%.

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