On September 23, Barrick Mining Corporation rose 3.03% in regular trading, reaching $43.985 per share with turnover of approximately $163 million, as a wave of investment bank target price upgrades and broad gold sector strength converged to support the stock.

Multiple major institutions have recently raised their price targets on Barrick Mining. Royal Bank of Canada lifted its target from $49 to $53 while maintaining an Outperform rating. JPMorgan previously raised its target to $52, and Citi moved its target up to $45. According to FactSet, analysts collectively assign Barrick an average rating of Overweight with a consensus target price of $57.48, implying over 30% upside from the current level.

The broader gold mining sector traded firmly higher on the session. Among peers, Wheaton Precious Metals gained 4.67%, Coeur Mining rose 4.25%, Equinox Gold added 4.24%, Agnico Eagle Mines climbed 2.87%, and Newmont Mining advanced 2.44%, reflecting sector-wide buying momentum that provided additional tailwinds for Barrick.

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