
Market close: NZ sharemarket shrugs off weaker fiscal forecasts
The local index is closing in on double-digit growth this year.
The local index is closing in on double-digit growth this year.
New Zealand Government bond yields climbed higher after the Government's fiscal update.
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Treasury shows the books will be in the red for the rest of the decade.
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Peters is back at the helm and going back to the drawing board.
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The financier wants $28.2m; unsecured creditors are listed as being owed another $167,000.
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The Government has committed funding to the sector in an effort to support future plans.
Ministers have looked at changing the surplus measure and have begun 2025 cuts programme.
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Data due this Thursday will update the nation's third-quarter economic performance.
It was an up and down day for the NZ sharemarket.
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Global wine production down, Italy regains No 1 spot.
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Judge this week will be considering PwC’s application for information in the case.
Liquidator expects no loss to customers.
Will spending cuts alone get the books back into surplus?
The Government may want to push for direct negotiations rather than court settlements.
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