
Market close: US turmoil sends NZ sharemarket lower
Wall St stocks plummeted as investors fretted tariffs could lead to a recession.
Wall St stocks plummeted as investors fretted tariffs could lead to a recession.
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The New Zealand sharemarket closed down but didn't fall as much as stocks in the US.
The local index was green for the first day this week.
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The local index fell for a third consecutive day.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare shares fell 1.21% to $33.47 amid tariff concerns.
A cautious New Zealand sharemarket posted a near 0.5% fall.
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The local index was up 60.55 points or 0.48%.
Volumes were strong and cyclical stocks continue to recover.
The local index was supported by improved company results.
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The benchmark NZX50 fell nearly 1%.
Luxury developer says downturn has been more severe and prolonged than expected.
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SkyCity Entertainment Group and Auckland International Airport help drag market down.
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NZ stocks ended slightly down with Fletcher Building outperforming after the OCR cut.
The RBNZ warned of uncertainty around US tariffs and geopolitical events.
The Reserve Bank is now offering a fresh take on where the economy is headed.
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