On July 17, China Gold International fell 3.33% in regular trading, trading at 138.2 HKD/share, with turnover of 32.36 million HKD.

On the news front, spot gold plunged approximately 2% and breached the $4,000 mark, dropping to $3,976.26/oz and hitting a two-week low, triggering broad-based selling across gold mining stocks. The decline follows a sustained period of pressure from surging U.S. Treasury yields and elevated Fed rate-hike expectations, which have weighed heavily on non-yielding gold assets. Multiple institutions had previously lowered their short-term gold price targets.

Within the Gold sector, the selloff was widespread. Among individual stocks, Zijin Mining down 2.07%, Zijin Gold International down 4.98%, Chifeng Gold down 5.42%, Lingbao Gold down 2.85%, and SD Gold down 4.11%. The company operates the Chang Shan Hao Gold Mine in Inner Mongolia and the Jiama Copper-Gold Polymetallic Mine in Tibet, making it a high-beta gold equity with elevated sensitivity to gold price fluctuations.

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