Vulcan Steel may list on ASX, NZX after A$1b float
New Zealand and Australian company Vulcan Steel may list on the NZX and ASX.
New Zealand and Australian company Vulcan Steel may list on the NZX and ASX.
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The NZ sharemarket fell more than half a per cent for the second day running.
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But the sharemarket overall remained resilient to the latest Covid developments.
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Falling bond yields provided some stimulus to the New Zealand sharemarket.
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The NZ sharemarket continued the trend of the week with another small, incremental gain.
Whatever happens in the world's biggest economy is sure to flow through into others.
Current themes remain but little newsflow to drive local market.
The NZ sharemarket ended with a slight gain after a turnaround in sentiment in the US.
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