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Don't panic about your falling KiwiSaver balance
Personal Finance editor Tamsyn Parker on what not to do when you see your KiwiSaver balance shrinking.
Personal Finance editor Tamsyn Parker on what not to do when you see your KiwiSaver balance shrinking.
European equities, notably bank stocks, climbed overnight as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said the central bank would "not hesitate to act".
The takeover offers that sent shares in Nuplex Industries and Diligent Corporation soaring yesterday could be a sign of things to come.
New Zealand shares fell as global sentiment weakened.
An "unliveable" hovel that sat deteriorating in an exclusive Auckland suburb for over a century has undergone a dramatic transformation.
New Zealand wool prices held firm at auction even though buyers from China, the country's largest export market, were absent.
As global stocks enter a bear market, gold is on the verge of bull status.
Global stocks pushed into full-blown bear market territory, with the MSCI All-Country World Index falling 1.3 per cent overnight.
Equity markets slid amid renewed fears about global economic growth, bolstering gold and Treasuries.
Wall St slid overnight with the price of oil and European banks fell again.
Kiwi tech stocks have taken a hammering as investors react to global fears about the risk of another bubble in the sector and weakening world economy.
Local investors are expected to take to the sidelines this morning after share prices in the major international markets took a pounding.
In a fully priced market, companies whose results reveal negative surprises can expect to get hammered, writes Christopher Adams
New Zealand shares rose, led by milk marketer A2 Milk and Air New Zealand, although the value of trading continued to be relatively light.
New Zealand shares fell as weaker commodity prices weighed on equities in countries dependent on exports of raw materials.
New Zealand shares rose, led by Fletcher Building after the country's biggest construction company bought a roading firm.
Dairy farmers are bracing themselves for still more falls in product prices at tomorrow's Global Dairy Trade auction.
The Chow brothers' back-door listing on the New Zealand stock exchange still needs the approval of shareholders.
The Bank of Japan's unexpected decision to add monetary stimulus further lowered expectations that Fed policy makers will raise interest rates again.
The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 1.4 per cent fall on a trade-weighted basis this week.
Wall Street moved higher with oil prices and better-than-expected US corporate earnings including from Facebook.
COMMENT: No inflation, interest rates are set to fall again and the Government is promising a spend-up to make Auckland even cooler, writes Liam Dann.
Equities on both side of the Atlantic moved lower with the price of oil, while US Treasuries and gold rose.
Energy guru says investors are poised to invest US$60 billion in fracking amid an Opec war of attrition.
New Zealand is unlikely to escape the global volatility shaking world markets, CNN's Richard Quest has warned.