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NZ King Salmon back in black after big loss
A big turnaround in the second half put NZ King Salmon back in the black for the year.
A big turnaround in the second half put NZ King Salmon back in the black for the year.
Regulation is likely to make it harder to borrow larger amounts.
The leading energy and retirement stocks led a strong revival on the local market.
But the listed property stocks had solid rises.
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New Zealand shares finished the week on a flat note.
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The local market bucked the trend from overseas to make a small gain.
Credit Suisse was a big player in the NZ capital markets from 1990 through to 2021.
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A more confident New Zealand sharemarket posted a half per cent gain.
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The S&P/NZX 50 Index tumbled in the afternoon.
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Fund managers are annoyed the exchange is eating their lunch.
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It was a turbulent week after weaker GDP and US bank failures.
Boat showrooms can stand down, soaring on-farm costs got to the money first.
Tumult on markets as Credit Suisse saga keeps investors on edge.
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Weaker GDP and another banking scare couldn't sour the local index.
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