
NZX 50 ends the week down after flurry of index reweighting – market close
Turnover was $445.7 million, more than twice the $168m average daily turnover in May.
Turnover was $445.7 million, more than twice the $168m average daily turnover in May.
New York Times: 'You are seeing a technology become a partisan political issue.'
Shares in energy companies and retirement village stocks rose.
But will it end in tears? A couple of cautious voices emerge.
Investment firm among the biggest gainers after resuming trading.
Electricity generator-retailers also weighed on the market.
Infratil's big capital raise will have implications for the sharemarket.
An earnings downgrade from Steel & Tube put a dampener on sharemarket sentiment.
And all eyes will be on the US Federal Reserve’s latest meeting.
The market was boosted by leading insurer Tower’s second earnings upgrade in two months.
The New Zealand sharemarket recorded its third successive fall.
The New Zealand sharemarket had a late dive as investors took some profit.
The New Zealand sharemarket remained reasonably resilient with a slight fall.
New York Times: New technology could turn those pricey devices into an asset.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index delivered a third successive day of gains.
But the NZ sharemarket managed to make a small gain.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index had one of its biggest single-day rises in years.
The New Zealand sharemarket drifted to a fall of more than half a per cent.
It's a strong turnaround from the same period a year earlier.
Despite the excitement from Vista, the sharemarket still ended the day lower.
Price of Fonterra farmer-owned shares surged over possible consumer business sale.
The local index followed a sharp drop on Wall Street.
How will Infratil fund its ambitious plans for its Aussie data centre business?
The S&P/NZX 50 Index had a solid day’s trading, rising more than half a per cent.
NZ sharemarket recovers its nerve after hopes of an interest rate cut were dashed.
Infratil and Turners Automotive on the up after reporting annual results today.
The utilities software firm hit an all-time high of $9.44 on the back of rising revenue.
It could be among the first such projects approved under Govt bill.
The sudden departure of the Warehouse Group CEO caught the market’s attention.