Market close: Cost squeeze takes bite out of My Food Bag
The New Zealand sharemarket settled back into a watching brief.
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Opinion: Stock markets becalmed by 'war puzzle'
OPINION: Basic food shortages may spark revolutions across the developing world.
Oil supply shortage fears add to price volatility
Financial Times: Shortfall from Russia weighed against restrictions on Iran and Venezuela.
Market close: Blue chip stocks make further gains
The index finished the week with an impressive gain of nearly 3 per cent.
Inflation Nation: The great oil shock - how bad could it get?
The sky-high cost of petrol is bad enough, but what if it wasn't there at any price?
Jarden brief: Russia owes US$117 million in interest on two sovereign Eurobonds
It has 30 days to pay or faces a technical default on the foreign currency debt.
Market close: Good news at the border cheers up the exchange
The announced return of international visitors lead to rises for the tourism sector.
Jarden Brief: Major US indices in the green as Fed hikes interest rates
In the US, the financial sector performed the best, rising 2.1 per cent.
Market close: Travel and leisure stocks rally on border news
The S&P/NZX 50 traded steadily in positive territory.
Market close: Local shares steady despite worldwide uncertainty
China lockdown could put more pressure on already-stressed supply chains.
Jarden Brief: US energy stocks pull back as oil prices come off highs
US stocks fell again to begin the week.
Market close: Fuel tax cut provides reprieve for NZ sharemarket
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 11,805.11.
EU considering major bitcoin ban
The move could cause cryptocurrency to endure a fresh pummelling
Stock Takes: Reality check for Allbirds, Rocket Lab
And the New Zealand share market's price earnings ratio is back to where it was in 2018.
Market close: NZ shares rally in welcome relief for investors
Some of the battered stocks made strong recoveries.
Editorial: Supermarket study fails to produce the goods
OPINION: Our editorial says supermarket inquiry may help a little in the long term.
Market close: NZ shares unfazed by Wall St fall
The New Zealand and Australian markets went against the trend.
Ukraine crisis triggers 'stagflationary shock' for European stocks
Financial Times: European stocks have pulled back sharply following Russia's invasion.
Continuous Disclosure: Why the war in Ukraine is driving turmoil in global markets
And why western nations have imposed sanctions on Russia.
NZ shares fall, global markets battered as economic uncertainty intensifies
The New Zealand sharemarket lost another 1.41 per cent.
Jarden brief: Shares in luxury brands plummet
While oil and gas stocks soar as the price of oil continues to climb.
NZ sharemarket plunges, volatility takes toll on glamour stocks
The New Zealand sharemarket fell nearly 2 per cent.
Drilling campaign almost doubles Māui gas field's production - OMV
Company says production is back at levels not seen since 2018
Market close: Sharemarkets on tenterhooks as Russia's attacks escalate
The New Zealand sharemarket ended a choppy session lower.
The worker shortage that will be everyone's problem
Desperate employers want Kiwis to come home rather than go as the borders reopen.
Stock Takes: War, inflation and oil price hikes weigh on investors
But exchange operators remain optimistic about the pipeline for new listings.
Jarden Brief: Russian ruble falls to under US1c in value
The ruble has fallen more than 21 per cent in value since the start of the week.
Market close: Blue-chip stocks push NZ sharemarket higher
The New Zealand sharemarket made a 1 per cent gain.
'Russian assets becoming toxic': Ruble crashes to less than one cent
The Russian ruble is now worth less than a cent against the United States dollar.
Jarden Brief: Australia's best and worst stocks yesterday
The AXS 200 continued its trend upward
Oil soars as European energy groups shun Russian crude
Opec resists calls to boost production
Dairy prices jump to highest point on record
Dairy prices are were once again sharply higher at this morning's auction.