On June 23, Alamos Gold fell 13.9% in regular trading, trading at $31.31/share, with turnover of $293 million. The sharp decline was triggered by the company's reduced second-quarter production guidance at its Young-Davidson mine, followed by a wave of price target cuts from major investment banks.

Specifically, TD Securities on June 22 slashed its price target from $78 to $61 while maintaining a Buy rating. CIBC Capital Markets on June 20 lowered its target from C$90 to C$82. Royal Bank of Canada had also previously cut its target from $63 to $52. On June 18, Alamos reduced its Q2 production guidance for the Young-Davidson mine in Ontario, Canada, signaling operational headwinds. The concentrated downgrades from multiple institutions compounded selling pressure, significantly eroding market confidence in the stock.

Within the Gold sector, the broader group also traded lower. Among peers, Newmont Mining fell 2.5%, AngloGold Ashanti fell 6.45%, Coeur Mining fell 1.2%, Agnico Eagle Mines fell 1.21%, and Wheaton Precious Metals fell 2.08%.

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