The New Zealand dollar was little changed ahead of key events this week.

COMMENT: We've made it into the back stretch, but it's a hectic calendar until Christmas.

COMMENT: KiwiSaver has been a great success but hasn't boosted local markets as hoped.

The High Court found Mark Warminger manipulated the stock market on two occasions in 2014.

COMMENT: A survey shows the savings scheme has been very rewarding.

Wall Street declined as a slide in tech stocks outweighed a rally in bank stocks.

NZ share prices continue to push on to reach new highs.

The S&P/NZX 50 index gained 60.96 points, or 0.8 per cent, to 7685.45.

NZ dollar up on risk appetite after hawkish central banks and US bank stress tests.

NZ shares mixed, SkyCity drags market down while Summerset, Westpac, Tegel gain.

Equities on both sides of the Atlantic fell.

NZX 50 hit a new record as Comvita downplayed rust outbreak and Tower gained on takeover.

US Treasuries rose amid concern the pace of economic growth might ease.

COMMENT: The industrial world is on the threshold of massive changes.

New Zealand shares rose, led by Z Energy and Spark New Zealand in relatively light trading

UK banks are now giving out unsecured consumer loans enthusiastically

House sales in Auckland have slumped by almost 30 per cent over the past year

COMMENT: Changes are coming to financial sector employment, in more ways than one.

The dollar rose as Reserve Bank's latest review of interest rates kept language intact.

Wall Street moved higher as oil prices recovered.

Markets are poised for the biggest IPO of all time.

The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 36.58 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 7563.69.

Wall Street was mixed amid the ongoing slide in oil prices.

New Zealand shares joined a global retreat as weaker oil prices weighed on energy stocks.

NZ dollar tad weaker as markets expect RBNZ to try and talk it down.

Oil prices also declined, sliding to the lowest level in seven months.

COMMENT: Rob Cameron is one of the unsung heroes of the New Zealand capital markets.

New Zealand shares touched a new record as Air New Zealand rose to a 16-year high.

The New Zealand dollar recovered some overnight losses.

Wall Street climbed, pushing both the Dow and the S&P 500 to record highs.