On June 23, Royal Caribbean Cruises fell 6.05% in regular trading, trading at $301.73/share, with turnover of $338 million.

On the news front, Mexico's Federal Environmental Protection Agency has yet to release findings from its review of the company's project, an unresolved issue that has previously contributed to a cumulative decline exceeding 10% in the stock price. The persistent regulatory uncertainty continues to weigh on market sentiment. Although Citi recently raised its target price from $348 to $362 citing benefits from the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz for fuel cost optimization and route expansion, short-term sector selling pressure remains dominant.

Within the Hotels, Resorts and Cruise Lines sector, the broader group exhibited notable weakness. Among individual stocks, Carnival fell 6.48%, Norwegian Cruise Line fell 0.30%, Viking Holdings fell 0.50%, Booking Holdings fell 0.13%, while Marriott gained 1.01%.

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