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Bumpy ride on Wall Street as falling bond yields spook markets

Dow Jones whipsaws, treasury yields plunge, yuan falls, gold spikes ...

Wall Street bonuses to take a hit from this year's trading slump

Bonuses for equities traders could fall as much as 15 per cent.

Uncertainty rules as US, China slug it out in trade and currency war

The New Zealand sharemarket finished 1.66 per cent down.

Wall Street chalks up worst day of 2019

The trade war between Trump and China has rocked the market again.

NZ companies brace for lacklustre earnings season

NZ companies are feeling the pressure as the economy turns down.

Niesche: Miner's green move breaks new ground

COMMENT: BHP Billiton is drawing a powerful line in sand for industry.

Fonterra winds back coal use 11 years ahead of schedule

Fonterra says it will stop installing new coal boilers as of today.

Higher petrol prices drive up inflation

The Consumer Price Index shows higher fuel costs driving a slight rise in inflation.

Tanker attacks are threatening the world's most important oil route

New York Times: The waterway has become a security risk that could affect oil prices.

Watch: NZ's first hydrogen fuel cell technology car unveiled

Hyundai unveils New Zealand's first hydrogen powered family vehicle.

Chris Baker: Let's talk about coal and climate change

COMMENT: An empty seat at the table doesn't help the climate change debate.

AA Smartfuel and Caltex break up

Kiwis will have to go elsewhere for their Smartfuel discounts.

Gull seeks to supply jet fuel at Auckland Airport

Gull says the move would improve competition.

'Jaw-dropping inducements' over South Island mine

The Univeristy claims

Shares fall as F&P Healthcare gives up gains

Evolve Education dropped 9.5 per cent.

NZ dollar treads water through Northern Hemisphere holidays

The dust may have settled for the moment on the United States/China trade war.