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Pacific Edge saw the biggest increase in the markets yesterday, its stock climbed up 2.2%.
Pacific Edge saw the biggest increase in the markets yesterday, its stock climbed up 2.2%.
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The New Zealand sharemarket finished the week with a comforting gain.
In other markets, gold traded higher and oil dropped
In market news, all major US indices were in the red.
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In market news all major US indices in the red, Moscow Stock Exchange is trading bonds.
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The New Zealand sharemarket settled back into a watching brief.
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The index finished the week with an impressive gain of nearly 3 per cent.
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The announced return of international visitors lead to rises for the tourism sector.
China lockdown could put more pressure on already-stressed supply chains.
US stocks fell again to begin the week.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 11,805.11.
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And the New Zealand share market's price earnings ratio is back to where it was in 2018.
Some of the battered stocks made strong recoveries.
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The New Zealand and Australian markets went against the trend.
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The New Zealand sharemarket lost another 1.41 per cent.
While oil and gas stocks soar as the price of oil continues to climb.
The New Zealand sharemarket fell nearly 2 per cent.