OpinionBrent Sheather: Trumponomics 101COMMENT: For many a nightmare has begun and the name of the beast is Donald Trump, Brent Sheather writes.16 Nov 09:48 PM
BDBDCompaniesKiwi falls on certainty for US rate hikeThe New Zealand dollar fell as the greenback rose to a level it has only touched once before.16 Nov 07:15 PM
CompaniesWall St weakens, bank stocks fallWall Street fell with bank stocks, while some tech shares including Apple continued a rebound from a recent slide.16 Nov 07:06 PM
BDBDCompaniesNZ shares rally led by NZ Refining CoNew Zealand shares rallied, led by New Zealand Refining Co, Summerset Group Holdings and Trustpower, while Auckland Airport dropped.16 Nov 04:30 PM
BDBDCompaniesNZ dollar falls as greenback holdsThe New Zealand dollar fell as the greenback held near its highest levels in 11 months.16 Nov 04:30 PM
BDBDCompaniesNo payout for Ralec or NZX in disputeNeither Ralec nor NZX will get a payout from their seven-year High Court dispute.16 Nov 02:07 AM
BDBDCompaniesKiwi falls as US data lifts greenbackThe dollar fell as stronger-than-expected US retail sales and manufacturing data extended the greenback's rally.15 Nov 08:06 PM
CompaniesWall St mixed, tech stocks reboundTech stocks rose as investors took advantage of their post-US-election slump.15 Nov 06:55 PM
BDBDCompaniesNZ shares advance despite quakeNew Zealand shares advanced for a second day, with Fletcher Building extending its gain as fallout from Monday morning's 7.5 magnitude Kaikoura earthquake continues.15 Nov 04:43 AM
BDBDCompaniesNZ dollar gains as US bonds rise in AsiaThe New Zealand dollar gained as US bonds rose in Asia, capping a selloff that drove yields to their highest levels this year and dragged the greenback up with them.15 Nov 04:15 AM
ConstructionInvestors 'gun-shy' following quakeShare market investors are expected to be "gun-shy" and hold off from big trades until they believe the aftershocks are over.14 Nov 09:59 PM
BDBDCompaniesKiwi little changed below 71 US centsThe New Zealand dollar was little changed, holding its ground against the US greenback.14 Nov 07:49 PM
BDBDCompaniesWall Street eased, US Treasuries slideUS Treasuries dropped, while the greenback strengthened amid expectations Trump will boost spending and inflation.14 Nov 06:57 PM
Banking and financeKiwis losing millions to investment scamsKiwis are losing millions a year to illegal investment scams that the Financial Markets Authority is trying to crack down on.14 Nov 05:00 PM
ConstructionMarket holds its ground through quakesThe New Zealand sharemarket held up well today, but the worst could be yet to come as aftershocks threaten the country.14 Nov 08:41 AM
BDBDConstructionConstruction shares up, insurance downNew Zealand shares rose, led by companies that stand to benefit from earthquake repairs such as Fletcher Building and Metro Performance Glass.14 Nov 04:57 AM
BDBDCompaniesNZ dollar decline continues after quakeThe New Zealand dollar continued to fall after the magnitude 7.5 earthquake in the upper South Island.14 Nov 04:49 AM
BDBDCompaniesAbano assessing takeover offerDissident shareholders want to buy 30.99 per cent of the company to build a controlling stake.13 Nov 11:13 PM
CompaniesMarkets 'holding up' to earthquakesNew Zealand businesses are equipped to deal with earthquakes and are holding up well says a top fund manager.13 Nov 10:57 PM
CompaniesNew Zealand lags Wall St's euphoriaIt was perhaps the most surprising trade in a record-setting week on Wall Street.13 Nov 07:51 AM
OpinionBernard HickeyBernard Hickey: 5 ways Trump could hurt usCOMMENT: If Trump carries out his trade and defence threats, NZ would face the risk of slower global economic growth, higher interest rates and fewer capital flows.12 Nov 04:00 PM
OpinionDiana ClementDiana Clement: KiwiSaver is a long-term investmentWhat made that lemon especially bitter was telling the very satisfied teller that I was doing it so that the children could view their KiwiSaver balances online.12 Nov 04:00 PM
CompaniesMetal markets swing on Trump euphoriaTrump's election victory this week ignited a frenzy of buying in industrial metals.12 Nov 12:18 AM
CompaniesTrump lifts Buffett to world's 2nd-richestWarren Buffett is once again the second-richest person on the planet, and he has President-elect Donald Trump to thank.11 Nov 08:56 PM
CompaniesWhy markets are loving TrumpWATCH: Why the US sharemarket continued to rally on the back of a win for Donald Trump in the presidential election.11 Nov 08:43 PM
CompaniesNZ shares drop despite US rallyThe New Zealand sharemarket ends weaker and well short of its recent record high as the reality of higher bond yields in a post US-election world starts to sink in.11 Nov 04:42 AM
CompaniesWorld's rich lose $56b after Trump winThe world's richest people lost US$41 billion ($56.8b) as a result of Donald Trump's win, Bloomberg reports.10 Nov 07:54 PM
CompaniesView of Trump economy brightensDonald Trump's economic agenda was widely criticized on the campaign trail as a danger to the American recovery. But now, as the first 10 Nov 07:37 PM
Banking and financeHow not to break the banksStress tests show it would take an extraordinary series of events for New Zealand's banks to fail, Rob O'Neill reports.10 Nov 05:00 PM
BDBDCompaniesNZ shares pick up after yesterday's lossesNew Zealand shares regained some of yesterday's losses, led upwards by A2 Milk Co, Heartland Bank, and Fletcher Building.10 Nov 04:35 AM
BDBDAgribusinessTrump's trade stance is serious for NZDonald Trump's stance on trade in a world where countries are putting up more barriers could be serious for New Zealand says Graeme Wheeler.10 Nov 04:30 AM
CompaniesWheeler: Our two big Trump risksIt's too early to say how worried New Zealand should be about a Donald Trump presidency, says Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler.10 Nov 04:26 AM
BDBDCompaniesNZ dollar falls on Trump volatilityThe New Zealand dollar fell as the election of Donald Trump to the White House stoked volatility across financial markets.10 Nov 04:25 AM
CompaniesTrump win may herald end of 35-year bond rallyBond markets in NZ have been heavily sold raising the possibility that the market's 35-year bull run may finally be reaching its end.10 Nov 02:11 AM
