
Market close: NZ stocks fail to match Wall Street rally
The New Zealand sharemarket tumbled nearly half a per cent.
The New Zealand sharemarket tumbled nearly half a per cent.
Much of the national electricity transmission grid was built between the 1950s and 1970s.
Market remains in a holding pattern ahead of further Ebos information.
With $757m in the bank, a2 Milk looks set to build its supply chain through acquisitions.
Meanwhile, investors were holding off waiting to see what Ebos Group has up its sleeve.
The past two-and-a-half years have been a shocker for the sharemarket.
A recent strong run for the sharemarket came to an end.
There is renewed belief that inflation is being beaten down in the US.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index picked up momentum at midday and closed higher.
The New Zealand sharemarket got back on a winning run.
Rocket Lab has posted another quarter of revenue growth and profit loss.
The overall sharemarket slipped by more than half a per cent.
New Zealand stocks lose some of Monday's gains, driven by weaker banking stocks.
NZME described the advertising revenue market as volatile.
November's strong start continues after a challenging period in recent months.
Even a slight dip after the announcement of the special votes couldn't sour the market.
Hopes of a quick sale by Synlait of its Dairyworks business look to be fading.
Sam Bankman-Fried’s spectacular rise and fall hit rock bottom today.
The New Zealand sharemarket rose for a second consecutive day.
The index ended a run of seven successive days of falls.
OPINION: For genuine investors, the casino comparison couldn’t be further from the truth.
It was a day of mixed messages on company earnings from the latest annual meetings.
Freightways shares fell sharply.
The tech giants to whom our retirement fortunes are tied.
Nasdaq falls 2.5 per cent - close to its worst drop of the year.
New Zealand stocks remained boxed in by high interest rates and modest earnings growth.
Rising bond yields continue to weigh on the outlook for technology stocks.
Comments from the US Fed did little to alleviate fears.
The S&P/NZX50 index was at 11,135.58, down 85.90 points or 0.77 per cent.