Wall Street moved higher with technology.

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Equities followed bonds lower.

The inside word what is going on in the New Zealand share market.

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New Zealand shares rose, led by Comvita and Contact Energy.

Wall Street was mixed, as were US Federal Reserve policy makers.

A computer glitch sent shares in dozens of US tech giants down to the same price.

Global equities declined while gold rose amid tension in North Korea.

New Zealand shares rose, led by Spark New Zealand and Westpac Banking Corp.

The New Zealand dollar remained under pressure against the greenback.

The US dollar gained on better-than-expected manufacturing data.

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NZ shares fall; F&P Healthcare, Ebos drop while Air NZ, NZX gain.

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

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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.

The Financial Markets Authority is very happy with the way NZX is tracking.

Wall Street advanced amid fresh economic optimism.

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.

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