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TSX:EQX 15 December 2025 - 24 February 2026

Equinox Gold stock swings as dividend and buyback plans collide with softer gold prices

Equinox Gold stock swings as dividend and buyback plans collide with softer gold prices

Equinox Gold shares closed up 6.25% in Toronto on Monday after the company declared its first quarterly dividend and applied for a share buyback. U.S.-listed shares last traded at $17.85, up about 6% after hours. The company reported net debt of $75 million at Jan. 31 after reducing debt by $1.1 billion since mid-2025. Gold prices fell over 1% on Tuesday, posing a near-term challenge for miners.
24 February 2026
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Equinox Gold stock climbs as gold rebounds — here’s what’s moving EQX today

Equinox Gold stock climbs as gold rebounds — here’s what’s moving EQX today

Equinox Gold shares rose 2.2% to around $14.30 on Tuesday as gold prices rebounded, following a sharp drop the previous day. About 2.2 million shares traded, with the stock moving between $14.18 and $14.58. Investors are watching for Federal Reserve minutes later in the day for signals on 2026 rate cuts. No major company news since Equinox announced its Brazil asset sale on Dec. 14.
30 December 2025
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Equinox Gold Corp Stock (EQX) in Focus After $1.015 Billion Brazil Mine Sale to CMOC: Latest News, Forecasts, and Key Levels to Watch (Dec. 15, 2025)

Equinox Gold Corp Stock (EQX) in Focus After $1.015 Billion Brazil Mine Sale to CMOC: Latest News, Forecasts, and Key Levels to Watch (Dec. 15, 2025)

Equinox Gold Corp agreed to sell its Brazil operations to a CMOC Group subsidiary for $1.015 billion, including $900 million upfront and up to $115 million contingent on production. Shares traded near $14.70 on Monday after the news. The deal is expected to close in Q1 2026, pending regulatory approvals in Brazil and China. Equinox plans to focus on North American assets.
15 December 2025
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  • ASX Fast Food Shares Plunge as Rising Living Costs Hit Consumer Spending
    April 30, 2026, 11:22 AM EDT. Shares in major Australian fast food companies including Domino's Pizza, Collins Foods (KFC operator), and Retail Food Group plunged over 10% amid soaring living costs, notably rising fuel prices linked to geopolitical tensions. Consumer confidence in Australia has hit lows not seen since the early pandemic, pressured by inflation hitting 4.6% and increased mortgage costs. Market strategist Lochlan Halloway says fast food, seen as discretionary spending, faces demand cuts alongside rising operational expenses, squeezing earnings outlooks. The downturn underscores growing investor worries that consumers are scaling back on takeaway, despite a steady broader ASX performance.

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Why FatPipe Stock Jumped Today After Its Government-Contract Push

Why FatPipe Stock Jumped Today After Its Government-Contract Push

30 April 2026
FatPipe shares jumped 18% to $2.92 Thursday after the company announced expanded access to its SD-WAN and cybersecurity products through public-sector procurement channels. The move follows a VeloCloud replacement program targeting customers of Arista Networks’ SD-WAN business. Trading volume reached 42.2 million shares. Investors remain cautious over execution and customer concentration risks.
Why Huachen AI Parking (HCAI) Stock Is Surging: Tiny Float, Reverse Split and Nasdaq Risk

Why Huachen AI Parking (HCAI) Stock Is Surging: Tiny Float, Reverse Split and Nasdaq Risk

30 April 2026
Huachen AI Parking shares surged as much as 135% in heavy Nasdaq trading Thursday, triggering four volatility halts. No new company filings or press releases explained the spike. The rally follows a 1-for-30 reverse stock split effective April 13, which sharply reduced the share count. Trading volume reached 34 million shares, far above the average of 727,390.
Altria Stock Jumps 7% After Marlboro Maker Beats Q1 Forecasts on Price Hikes

Altria Stock Jumps 7% After Marlboro Maker Beats Q1 Forecasts on Price Hikes

30 April 2026
Altria posted adjusted earnings of $1.32 per share and net revenues of $5.43 billion for the quarter, beating analyst estimates. Higher prices offset falling cigarette volumes, with domestic shipments down 2.4%. Shares rose about 7% in late-morning trading. CEO Billy Gifford is set to step down in mid-May.
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