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The New Zealand sharemarket had its fourth successive fall on light trading.
The New Zealand sharemarket had its fourth successive fall on light trading.
The NZ sharemarket had a mixed trading day before eventually finishing lower.
The local index was rescued somewhat with a late rise in the matching session.
The New Zealand sharemarket had a down day following the Easter break.
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The S&P/NZX 50 Index had a topsy turvy day.
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The local index finished lower after five consecutive days of heady rises.
New Zealand joined rising offshore markets with a gain of more than half a per cent.
Meanwhile, a cautious New Zealand sharemarket crawled to a small rise.
But the New Zealand sharemarket had a welcome rise of more than half a per cent.
The New Zealand sharemarket fell for the sixth successive trading day.
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The local index fell for the fifth successive day.
The NZ sharemarket continued to drift aimlessly.
The result wasn't enough to keep the NZ sharemarket in positive territory for the day.
The NZ sharemarket was in a lacklustre mood and posted a near half per cent fall.
The index gained 1.5 per cent for the week and is now up 1.3 per cent so far this year.
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The New Zealand sharemarket posted its third consecutive rise, albeit small.
Meanwhile, US tech stocks took a dive.
The New Zealand sharemarket had a late bounce on a quiet day.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index had a slight fall.
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The local index made a small gain today after a hectic week.
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The NZ market eked out a slight gain despite a surge among international markets.