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OceanaGold sees increased gold production
OceanaGold Corp expects increased gold production at a cheaper cash cost in 2017.
OceanaGold Corp expects increased gold production at a cheaper cash cost in 2017.
Wall Street was mixed, after both the Dow and the S&P 500 touched record highs again, while oil prices rallied amid a fresh agreement
New Zealand shares dipped, led lower by A2 Milk Co on bad sentiment in the infant formula sector, while Orion Health Group continued to bounce.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed against the greenback ahead of this week's Federal Reserve policy meeting.
As anticipated, the latest round of lending restrictions announced by the Reserve Bank in late July have taken some heat out of the property market.
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Wall Street climbed to fresh records as optimism about the outlook for the US economy prevailed.
The New Zealand dollar rose to month highs against the greenback and the Australian dollar.
Thousands of tourists arrived in the Bay of Islands this morning on the Celebrity Solstice cruise ship to be greeted by storm clouds and the power cut.
Wall Street rose, pushing both the Dow and the S&P 500 to record highs.
New Zealand shares declined as Orion Health Group extended its slide following its first-half results, while Tower rose.
Wall Street eked out gains, bolstered by bank stocks, while oil prices slid for the first time since OPEC's agreement to lower output.
President-elect Donald Trump sold all his shares in companies in June, his spokesman said.
New Zealand shares rose, led by Kathmandu Holdings and Fletcher Building.
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Wall Street rose, with the Dow climbing to a fresh record, as did oil prices.
New Zealand shares declined, dragged lower by Ryman Healthcare, Sky TV and Steel & Tube Holdings.
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The euro slid in Asia early on Monday morning after Italian Prime Minster Matteo Renzi stepped down after losing the constitutional referendum.
Gold is finding some support from the uncertainty in Italy that's triggered a bid for haven assets.
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They have bushy beards, a preference for loose-fitting robes, hundreds of millions of devotees - and a line of consumer products.
New Zealand's sharemarket has been buffeted by major events such as the election of Donald Trump and Brexit.
Yields on US Treasuries climbed and Wall Street was mixed, as energy and bank stocks rose.
NZ dollar falls below 71 US cents as OPEC, upbeat US data spur greenback.