On June 6, Alamos Gold fell 7.54% in regular trading, trading at $35.78/share, with trading volume of $76.04 million. The decline was driven by a combination of an investment bank target price cut and broad-based selling pressure across the gold mining sector.

On the news front, Royal Bank of Canada recently slashed its target price on Alamos Gold from $63 to $52, a reduction of 17.5%, while maintaining its outperform rating. Despite the still-positive outlook, the significant target price cut weighed heavily on market sentiment. The FactSet consensus mean target price for Alamos Gold stands at $59.22 with an average buy rating.

Within the Gold sector, the overall sector experienced sharp declines. Among individual stocks, Coeur Mining down 10.98%, Pan American Silver down 8.60%, Agnico Eagle Mines down 6.89%, Barrick Mining down 6.65%, and Newmont Mining down 6.17%.

Alamos Gold is a mid-tier gold producer headquartered in Canada, operating three mining districts in Ontario, Canada and Sonora, Mexico, with additional projects in Manitoba, Canada and Oregon, United States.

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