
NZ shares up; Pushpay, SkyCity gain
Pushpay Holdings was the best performer, up 3.1 per cent.
Pushpay Holdings was the best performer, up 3.1 per cent.
The New Zealand dollar fell 1.2 percent against its trading partners.
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Fonterra is in a trading halt on the NZX as it reviews its earnings forecasts.
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NZ shares while SkyCity Entertainment Group gained on its strong annual results.
The New Zealand dollar rose against the greenback.
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New Zealand shares fell, led lower by ongoing weakness in Pushpay Holdings.
The Reserve Bank of Australia was more upbeat than expected.
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