AngloGold Ashanti Rises 3.8% Despite 26.77% Volume Drop to $0.23 Billion Ranking 445th in Market Activity

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Friday, Sep 26, 2025 6:25 pm ET1min read
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- AngloGold Ashanti's stock rose 3.8% on Sept. 26, 2025, despite a 26.77% drop in trading volume to $0.23 billion.

- Analysts highlighted its resilience amid sector volatility, with stable gold output from key operations in South Africa and Brazil.

- Technical analysis noted a breakout above a 6-week consolidation pattern, supported by institutional buying in after-hours trading.

AngloGold Ashanti (AU) closed 3.80% higher on September 26, 2025, despite a 26.77% decline in trading volume to $0.23 billion, ranking 445th in market activity. The stock's performance drew attention amid mixed market conditions, with analysts noting its resilience against broader sector volatility.

Recent developments highlighted operational updates from the miner, including revised production guidance for the fourth quarter. Management confirmed stable gold output from key operations in South Africa and Brazil, though labor negotiations at two major mines remain unresolved. Investors interpreted these updates as a sign of short-term stability amid ongoing cost management efforts.

Technical analysis suggests the rally followed a breakout above a 6-week consolidation pattern, with support levels holding firm near $1,250. Market participants observed increased institutional buying activity in after-hours trading, though retail participation remained subdued due to the reduced volume.

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