Newmont

NEM

Market cap $129B

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In the latest trading session, Newmont Corporation (NEM) closed at $116.5, marking a -3.64% move from the previous day.

President Trump announced a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz over the weekend. Oil prices are up, and gold prices are down, as investors fear inflation.

NEM stock jumps 21% year to date on record gold prices and strong cash flows, but weaker output and rising costs raise questions on further upside.

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Newmont's shares have dropped nearly 2% over the past month. The mining company has strengthened its balance sheet by paying down debt.

Miners like Freeport-McMoRan should rally if Iran fears fade and copper rebounds. Gold miners look Newmont may pop as well.

Gold stocks are quickly climbing back after a steep sell-off that began in March. These two gold names are in bases.

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NEM faces falling gold output and rising costs in 2026 as mine transitions and lower volumes threaten margins despite upbeat earnings estimates.