On May 28, Shandong Gold (01787.HK) fell 3.1% in regular trading, trading at HKD 24.32/share, with trading volume of HKD 9.35 million.

The decline comes amid a broad sector-wide pullback in gold stocks. On May 25, the US and Iran reached a ceasefire agreement in principle, with Hormuz Strait expected to resume navigation, sending international oil prices down over 5%. While the initial reaction on May 26 lifted gold stocks on weakened inflation expectations and a softer dollar, the fading of geopolitical risk premium is now weighing on the sector as safe-haven demand recedes.

Within the Gold sector, all major peers declined: Zijin Mining down 2.22%, China Gold International down 4.43%, Zijin Gold International down 3.3%, Lingbao Gold down 6.04%, and Zhaojin Mining down 2.96%. Technical indicators show the stock remains in a bearish trend with accelerating downside momentum, while capital flow data from recent sessions indicate sustained net outflows totaling over RMB 218 million over five trading days.

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