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Stocks end sharply lower as Fed leaves investors on edge
New York Times: Investors' hopes dashed of an end to rate increases anytime soon.
New York Times: Investors' hopes dashed of an end to rate increases anytime soon.
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China's zero Covid lockdowns are behind weaker demand from the PRC and lower GDT prices.
The index fell, but the New Zealand dollar strengthened.
Upstart social media platform backlash a boon for two US players.
The New Zealand sharemarket took a breather following its bright start to the week.
Despite hiccups, Dow Jones on track for best month since mid-1970s.
Investors spooked by weak earnings season and runaway costs at largest digital companies.
Facebook's owner a shambles, but better news for America's broader GDP data.
Company earnings updates have been well received by market analysts.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index had a choppy session but eventually closed higher.
But a self-driving car company soars in otherwise "challenging" environment.
The index is up almost 2.5 per cent so far this week.
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The NZ sharemarket posted a one per cent rise.
With rates rising fast more market landmines are at risk of going off.
Questions raised over the amount of interest the RBNZ pays on $55b of bank reserves.
Companies are still raising debt but it is getting more expensive.
Fed hawks inflation battle plan has markets on edge.
But the S&P/NZX 50 Index tumbled all day, closing lower.
Rotten housing market corrodes net wealth, but we're still ahead of pre-Covid levels.
The New Zealand sharemarket once again rode a rebound on Wall Street.
Deal drama: Facebook parent Meta down after it was ordered to sell Giphy.
And bring more diversification for investors.
The New Zealand sharemarket gained half a per cent.
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Investors brace for inflation data tomorrow.
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