Market close: NZ shares fall as tight rate outlook sharpens focus on GDP
Investors prepare for data set to show if New Zealand is still in recession.
Investors prepare for data set to show if New Zealand is still in recession.
May-laise: A soggy month for many in the housing market.
Business has road, rail, bridge, land, urban development and water projects throughout NZ.
A split with local retail investors.
But experts warn more volatility is likely until clearer view of interest rates cuts.
A big change aimed at boosting profits ended up backfiring.
Global competition, high inflation and skills shortages cited as challenges by report.
The value of savings rose about $4 billion in the first quarter.
OPINION: How to balance debt repayment and investment growth in NZ.
The trimming was carried out by a professional tree contractor with 15 years experience.
The collapse of a $2.2b deal for VFX software leaves Wellywood more powerful than ever.
And one company CEO has put his money where his mouth is.
OPINION: Crypto investors need to keep on top of their records.
The share price of the newly listed company has surged in its first few days.
The company has kicked its debt repayment down the track to July 15.
NYT: Short-sellers lost their first gamble on the company - but that hasn't put them off.
How many trusts are now affected, and what happens to charities?
New York Times: Telsa's share price has lost one-third of its value this year.
Bright-line test to mirror what it looked like under the previous National-led Government.
And what it reveals about the economy.
OPINION: The US and European stock markets have delivered big gains lately.
OPINION: The decision to avoid investing in Premier House misses the broader point.
The US, Japanese and European sharemarkets have all hit all-time highs.
Private assets are in short supply but make good returns.
Matt Whineray resigned in May last year - he still hasn't been replaced.
OPINION: Are elusive January and notorious October worth believing in?
More planned to be said at 11am when a teleconference call is planned.
OPINION: Higher interest rates and stress may not be worth it.