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Generate Wealth Weekly: When cash is no longer King

Savers may be rethinking term deposits as rate cuts reshape returns.

Market close: NZ sharemarket down 0.5% amid PGW shuffle

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,276.99, down 74.93 points or 0.56%.

Market close: NZX starts week down 0.8%

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,351.92, down 115.34 points or 0.86%.

NZ shares dip as Trump tariff threats rattle world markets

The S&P/NZX50 slipped 0.9% to 13,341 after last week’s record high.

Crypto crash sparks $300m insider trading claims after Trump’s China tariff threat

An anonymous trader reportedly gained $300m by shorting Bitcoin and Ether.

Market close: NZ stocks end lower after rate cut euphoria

New Zealand shares lost ground after rallying on the back of a cut in the OCR.

Stock Takes: Property stocks are back in vogue after interest rate cuts

Local property shares jumped 14.9% in the September quarter, topping global peers.

Market close: Ryman rises but sharemarket flat after rate‑cut rally fades

Australian mining company Uvre announced it would be listing on the NZX on October 16.

Market close: NZ stocks end with firm tone ahead of OCR review

Interest rate-sensitive stocks stand to benefit from OCR cut next week.

Stock Takes: Which local firms could be next on the takeover list?

Bremworth, Fonterra's Mainland and Restaurant Brands are all in play.

Market close: NZX 50 continues gains

Having traded flat until late September, the index is now up nearly 3% for the year.

Market close: Gentailers rally on energy market reforms, lifting NZX

Share prices rise for Meridian Energy, Genesis Energy, Mercury Energy and Contact Energy.

Generate Wealth Weekly: Nvidia’s $4t rise - from gaming chips to AI’s global backbone

OPINION: How Jensen Huang built the world’s most valuable AI company.

Market close: NZX 50 locks in 1.22% gain on high volumes

Restaurant Brands gained over 65% after a takeover notice.

SkyCity's new CEO got pay package worth $2.6m, $3.4m forecast for next year

The previous CEO only made $1.35m but Jason Walbridge's 2026 pay may be as much as $3.4m.

'Weak player': NZ dollar falls as global markets shift

Traders fully expect a 25 basis point cut next week by Reserve Bank to cash rate.