Market close: Warehouse Group shares lift on improved trading
The index finished a see-sawing week higher.
The index finished a see-sawing week higher.
Trade was dominated by Pushpay as it disappeared from the NZX main board.
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The retailer posted a 5.56 per cent rise in sales revenue on last year.
Pushpay chair Graham Shaw said management did not plan to resign.
NZX's appointment of Dame Paula Rebstock evens up its male/female board representation.
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A downgrade ahead of earnings season.
Mainfreight's performance was well received by the market and investors.
Sharesies is working with a number of NZX-listed companies.
An energetic Fisher and Paykel Healthcare led the way.
However, a weary and uncertain sharemarket finished 0.36 per cent ahead for the week.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 1.5 per cent for the week.
The index opened the second half of the year with an agonising one per cent fall.
New Zealand's benchmark share index rose with US markets.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index slipped from a strong morning of trading.
Ryman Healthcare provided a positive tone to the New Zealand sharemarket at week's end.
The NZ sharemarket closed lower but was boosted in the afternoon after the Budget.
Established companies fought back after torrid few weeks
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NZ stocks were sold down this morning after a sharp fall on Wall Street.
Australian law firms Slater and Gordon and Shine Lawyers have joined in the class action.
The New Zealand sharemarket closed the week with a small gain.