The NZ sharemarket closed off the week with a Friday fall of 60 points to 12,965, suppressed by weaker trading by heavyweights Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and Mainfreight. This tilted the market under the 13,000 threshold despite the gainers at 47...

The realisation that a slowdown, albeit possibly temporary and short term, is under way in most of the nation (with the exception of booming Canterbury) hangs over the national sharemarket. Traction is proving difficult to maintain- with the market cycling above...

  With the market’s attention swinging to the future Budget and rising inflation as the fuels crisis nears the two months mark, equity markets had a weaker session. The NZX50 dipped 17.27 points to 13,063.06, unsurprising as some major heavyweights lightened...

      Wall Street markets were rallying overnight as the White House rejected the Iranian response to the list of bullet points for peace put forward a few days ago by the United States.   President Donald Trump warned the ceasefire in the Middle East...

    The NZ sharemarket has sustained its momentum into another week, putting on 35.35 points to 13,210.48 on the NZX50 gross index today. The major gainer was Infratil, climbing 69c to $15.73, up 4.59% in ongoing support of the recent success of portfolio...