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NZ dollar falls on weaker equities, poor China data

US markets had been focused on fresh Covid-19 outbreaks

Death of a businessman - the corporate raider with heart of gold

Colourful business leader and corporate raider Tony Gibbs has passed away aged 72.

Market open: Eyes on rising covid cases in key markets

The number of US cases recently passed 2 million.

Christopher Niesche: Aussie PM back to his old tricks

COMMENT: Scott Morrison is hoping to kickstart Oz economy with a home renovation boom.

My husband and I lost our jobs - what should we do about KiwiSaver?

Shares have plunged, bounced back, then slipped again. No one knows what comes next.

Continuous Disclosure: Airport shares flying too high?

But there could be a light at the end of the tunnel for Auckland Airport shareholders.

NZ sharemarket falls after sharp drop in US stocks

Investors are bracing for the likely fallout arising from Wall Street's big decline.

NZ dollar drops on 'reality check' of grim economic outlook

Outlooks from the US Federal Reserve and the OECD brought investors back to earth.

NZ shares rise for third day as optimism persists

Investors remain upbeat about the potential recovery from the pandemic disruption.

NZ dollar treads water as US stock rally runs out of puff

The kiwi was trading at 64.17 US cents at 5pm.

NZ dollar soars as reopening optimism sweeps the globe

The kiwi was trading at 64.10 US cents at 5pm.

NZ dollar rises, tempered by Trump threat to turn army on protesters

The New Zealand dollar was firmer but off its previous highs.

Mark Lister: The NZX50 is like a pizza

It's composed of 50 slices, but not every slice is the same size, writes Mark Lister.

Investors likely cheered by move to alert level 1

New Zealand could normalise nearly all activity sooner than expected.

Christopher Niesche: Is Aussie banks' surge an economic snap-back?

For bank shares to surge by 10 per cent in a single day is unprecedented.

Mary Holm: Your KiwiSaver future — two numbers tell you what's ahead

And what to do if your numbers look too low.