The good, the bad and the ugly of what happened on the share market this year.

Treasury expects new Government's plans will lift economic activity.

US dollar surprisingly lacklustre while euro and pound make good gains.

COMMENT: Inflation, politics, housing, banks and China all pose risk.

Adrian Orr's appointment as Reserve Bank Governor has been met with approval by economists

In the last Market Watch for the Liam Dann and Mike Taylor gaze into the crystal ball.

Which NZX company has the best corporate governance?

Could AI be used to divine the vagaries of the art market?

Is Santa Claus coming to town? Wall Street thinks so.

Xero's decision to leave the NZX may prompt a shareholder revolt.

OPINION: Little volatility on Wall Street is a little unnerving.

Jeff Bezos is the first person to build a 12-figure net worth since Bill Gates did in 1999

How severe the hangover is will determine the Australian economy's fate for years to come.

Inflation has been down so long we are in danger of becoming complacent, say Mike Taylor.

NZ growth stocks who opt to stick with their NZX listing.

A2 Milk's net profit in four months to October up 137.7pc to $52.4m.

A2 Milk the best performer after it met investor hopes at its annual meeting.

Minutes from latest central bank meeting offers clues on pace of interest rate increases.

Homeowners poised to discover their property's new RV on Monday

OPINION: Coalition has to convince market it will pounce if prices take off again.

Kiwi shares rose, led higher by gains from Mercury New Zealand and Genesis Energy.

Our take on the markets this week.

Z Energy, A2 Milk and Metro Glass shares also make gains.

New Zealand's poultry industry questions whether Sunfed Meats' labelling is misleading.

Experts warn NZX could be relegated to "creche" status if companies like Xero pull out.

OPINION: It's not great timing for an Auckland fuel tax.

OPINION: Xero's move to Australian exchange is a major blow to the NZX.

The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 0.5 per cent weekly gain,.

New Zealand shares fell, led lower by Air New Zealand and Xero.

There are a growing number of first time investors getting into exchange traded funds.