NZ shares rise as investors hunt for yield
NZ shares rise as investors hunt for yield, caution keeps lid on volumes.
NZ shares rise as investors hunt for yield, caution keeps lid on volumes.
The New Zealand dollar followed the Australian dollar lower against the greenback.
Wall Street declined amid disappointing US car sales.
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New Zealand shares gained, led by Z Energy and Spark New Zealand.
New Zealand shares advanced, led Xero and Spark New Zealand.
NZ shares gained, led by A2 Milk Co and Fletcher Building, and TeamTalk.
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New Zealand shares rose, although the market was mixed, with Air NZ gaining.
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Investors digested the implications on the decision to cancel vote on health-care reform.
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NZ shares fall; Summerset, Trade Me, MetroGlass, Trade Me lead the decline.
Wall Street advanced as investors scrutinised the vote on a Republican healthcare bill.
A decline in Nike shares offset a gain in stocks of Microsoft and Apple.
Markets spooked by concern at US President Donald Trump's ability to deliver on plans.
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Wall Street dropped amid concern about US President Donald Trump's ability to deliver.
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Wall Street moved lower, after the Nasdaq touched a record high earlier in the day.
New Zealand shares dropped, led lower by Fletcher Building's earnings downgrade, with Metlifecare and Metro Performance Glass also falling.
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