On May 20, Barrick Mining rose 3.77% in regular trading, trading at $40.915/share, with trading volume of $177 million.

The rebound follows a significant multi-day pullback that began on May 12, during which the stock declined 3.3%, 3.16%, 3.89%, and 3.03% over four consecutive sessions. The prior selloff represented profit-taking after the stock had surged over 10% between May 6 and May 8, driven by strong Q1 earnings that showed above-expectation gold production and plans for a North American asset IPO.

The broader gold sector saw a broad-based recovery today, providing sector-wide support. Harmony Gold Mining gained 6.02%, Coeur Mining rose 5.49%, AngloGold Ashanti advanced 4.57%, Agnico Eagle Mines added 2.5%, and Newmont Mining climbed 2.39%. The sector linkage effect contributed to the individual stock rebound after extended oversold conditions. Stifel Canada previously maintained a buy rating on Barrick Mining with a C$95.00 price target following the company's first-quarter results.

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