NZ shares snap losing streak as A2 bounces back
New Zealand shares ended a nine-day losing streak.
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The New Zealand dollar was largely unchanged against the US dollar.
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New Zealand shares fall for eighth day
NZ shares fell for an eighth day as investors remain uncertain about the economic outlook.
NZ dollar benefits from weaker greenback
The New Zealand dollar gained as the greenback continued to ease in Asia.
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