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The market's biggest company helped lift the index higher.
Market close: China unrest sends Asian, Kiwi stocks lower
A hesitant New Zealand sharemarket slipped more than half a per cent.
Market close: NZ stocks rally, retirement sector gets some welcome news
The New Zealand sharemarket ended the week with a half per cent gain.
Jarden Brief: Global rally catch-up after Fed talks turkey on interest rates
Huge increase by China’s biggest lender after real estate dramas.
Stock Takes: What a 75-basis-point rate hike will mean for equities
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Market close: AFT plunges after significant earnings downgrade
The index was flat in the wake of the Reserve Bank's OCR hike.
Market close: NZ shares fall on Reserve Bank’s hawkish mood
The beleaguered retirement village sector was again hit.
Ryman hammered as NZ stocks took a negative turn on eve of OCR call
The index closed lower after a strong day yesterday.
Bankruptcy fears for crypto firm
The fallout from the collapse of FTX continues to cascade through the crypto market.
Market close: NZ stocks rise as eyes shift to OCR call
The New Zealand sharemarket started the week in a positive frame of mind.
New lows for Ryman, My Food Bag after disappointing results
But overall the sharemarket shrugged this off and rose more than half a per cent.
Market close: F&P Healthcare leads NZ stocks higher
The New Zealand sharemarket had a handy bounce-back.
Market close: KMD Brands rises on strong sales data
The index was lower but there is positive news on the US inflation front.
How Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire collapsed
New York Times: Bankman-Fried said in an interview that he had expanded too fast.
Market close: Solid company results do little to move wary market
The index closed a choppy session with a very small gain.
Infratil's earnings rise as its portfolio proves resilient to volatility
CDC Data Centres, Vodafone and Wellington Airport help boost Infratil's earnings.
China's singles ready to mingle as Covid laws tweaked
China's zero-Covid regime tweaked, and FTX scandal sends Bitcoin down the tubes.
Market close: My Food Bag drags NZ market down
Investors took a breather ahead of a busy week.
Is this crypto’s Lehman moment?
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Market close: Index surges as US inflation appears to have peaked
The S&P/NZX 50 index increased nearly 2 per cent.
Jarden Brief: Casino cashes in on low inflation
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Stock Takes: What’s in store from the ‘mini’ reporting season
Investors face a slew of six-month results.
Market close: New Zealand market falls despite strong earnings
The index fell almost half a per cent.
US crypto billionaire’s fortune vanishes in minutes
30-year-old crypto billionaire lost almost his entire fortune overnight.
Jarden Brief: Meta bounces back but Disney has a shocker
Disney and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp big losers on markets.
Stocks can’t escape old foe inflation as Oceania falls to two-year low
The New Zealand sharemarket finished flat.
Jarden Brief: Midterm zing juices up overseas markets
Building giant James Hardie plunges in Aussie markets but PayPal shines in US.
Market close: Australia’s weaker consumer sentiment, China drag on market
The index fell by more than one per cent.
Revealed: The most ‘at risk’ tech stock - and one of the safer bets
A downgrade ahead of earnings season.
Jarden Brief: Facebook parent gains after job cut rumours
Intrigue at tech giant comes amid Amazon hiring freeze and jobs bloodbath at Twitter.
Market close: NZ stocks end firm, Westpac drops post-result
Banking news dominated the New Zealand sharemarket in an otherwise quiet session.
Beijing quashes market rumours of fast end to zero-Covid policy
More volatility predicted as officials warn of 'severe' winter flu season in huge economy.