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The New Zealand share market had a slight bump.
There was continued interest in Contact and Mercury ahead of an index change.
It was a soft start to the year on worries about higher bond rates.
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It was an up and down day for the NZ sharemarket.
Leading gentailers Contact and Mercury kept moving in different directions.
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The heavy trading in Auckland International Airport continued.