On June 18, Chifeng Gold (06693.HK) fell 3.74% in regular trading, trading at 27.66 HKD/share, with turnover of 13.3242 million HKD.

On the news front, disclosure data revealed that JPMorgan reduced its holdings in Chifeng Gold by 1.1966 million shares on June 12, at approximately 27.13 HKD per share, involving a total of approximately 32.46 million HKD. Following the reduction, JPMorgan's stake decreased from 7.15% to 6.64%, with remaining holdings of approximately 15.7267 million shares. Notably, JPMorgan had previously increased its position by 67,400 shares on June 5 at approximately 29.10 HKD per share, suggesting a shift in institutional sentiment within a short timeframe.

Meanwhile, the gold sector is under broad selling pressure. Among sector peers, Zijin Mining fell 1.87%, China Gold International fell 3.04%, Zijin Gold International fell 3.47%, Lingbao Gold fell 3.41%, and Zhaojin Mining fell 4.12%. Market sentiment has been weighed down by rising Fed rate hike expectations, which continue to pressure gold prices and the broader precious metals complex.

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