MARKETWEEK: Wall Street wobbles into weekend

6.6.26   Warren Head The gloss achieved by New Zealand equities over the summer continues to get rusty as the economy’s recovery remains stalled by events beyond domestic political control – no...

MARKETWEEK :   Large caps headline March results

    Warren Head The flow of March year half and full year company results for NZX issuers clearly shows that the national economic recovery was on track just prior to the disruption...

MARKETWEEK:   Markets wary as high stakes talks vague

Presidents Xi and Trump in Beijing 16.5.26     //                         Warren Head Major markets have taken heart that China and the United States are talking to each other even if details...

MARKETWEEK: Markets shrug off geopolitical fog

10.56.26   //                                             WARREN HEAD Wall Street markets went into record-busting overdrive last week on the smell of an oil rag – but by the weekend had run out of...

MARKETWEEK : No sign of torpor on NZ market

Dubai airport - at the core of a global aviation hub.   2.5.26                                                                            //    Warren Head    // The first few days of...

MARKETWEEK:    Markets seek a respite from the carnage

  Warren Head American stockmarkets have euphorically welcomed an apparent re-opening by Iran of the Strait of Hormuz through which 20% of the world’s oil supplies normally sail. The new state...

MARKETWEEK: Wave of exuberance hits high water

\\     Warren Head \\ Optimism over the midweek ceasefire in the Middle East war flowed into downright exuberance on Wall Street but was then overtaken by fresh uncertainty about the fragility of...

MARKETWEEK: NZX market holds a tight trajectory

Lift-off for Artemis II    --- //    Warren Head   // The New Zealand sharemarket is running at a nice relaxed pace, not super quick nor super slow, and clearly not panicked by what may be an...

MARKETWEEK: Looking beyond the current crisis

28.3.26 WARREN HEAD The frequent flurries of uncertainty that are sweeping commodity, currency and equity markets will have the phones ringing in the offices of equity advisors and fund managers. No...

MARKETWEEK: Kiwi investors adopting a unflustered attitude

21.3.26 Warren Head   The first time I was gripped by petrol prices was when I ran my older brother’s car dry as a teenager; again in 1979, and during the Iraq War … but not since until this...

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MARKETWEEK: Wall Street wobbles into weekend

6.6.26   Warren Head The gloss achieved by New Zealand equities over the summer continues to get rusty as the economy’s recovery remains stalled by events beyond domestic political control – no different from most other countries as spectators to an unexpected...

HEADLINER NZX MARKET REPORT 5.6.26

  The trading week on NZX finished on a recovery note with the NZX50 gaining 60.36 points to 13,161.97. Mainfreight muscled to the top of the gainers list with a 70c upwards jolt to land on $63.21. EBOS gained 61c to $20.11, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare rose...

Meridian gets draft approval on storage

  Meridian Energy has welcomed the Fast-track Panel’s draft decision proposing the easing of access restrictions on Lake Pūkaki hydro storage for a three-year period. Meridian sought approval under the Fast-track Approvals Act to allow access to water stored...

HEADLINER NZX Market Report 4.6.26

  The NZ sharemarket didn’t entirely escape from the debris of US markets sliding backwards of recent peaks as investors there began to lose faith in any break-through in US-Iran negotiations. In midweek, the US House of Representatives voted in favour of ending...

Me Today China partner stepping up

Me Today Ltd advised NZX that its China partner has given notice to take its ownership in the Me Today China brand to 40%. As advised on 1 July 2024, Me Today signed a full suite of commercial agreements with a large Chinese Sports Nutrition Company. The licence...

HEADLINER NZX Market Report 3.6.26

The NZ sharemarket has drifted off again into a drizzle of limp movements, with the NZX50 faltering by 55.63 points to 13,115.08 on the NZX50. There were 43 falls to 41 gainers, the declines mostly a cent or two only. Yet at this placid pace, the index will be back...

Pacific Edge capital raise over-full

  Cancer diagnostics company Pacific Edge has made a well oversubscribed capital raise. It targeted a raise of $31.4m, at $0.17 per share, based on a NZ$25.4m placement and a $6m retail offer, with the ability to accept over-subscriptions at PEB’s discretion. The...

Death of MOVE founder

3.6.26 MOVE Logistics Group advised that founder and former managing director, Jim Ramsay, has passed away. The company stated, “ Jim was a pioneering figure in the Zealand trucking and logistics industry, and his vision and leadership helped shape MOVE into the...

Ryman considers bond offer

3.6.26 Ryman Healthcare is considering an offer of 6 year fixed rate, secured, unsubordinated bonds (Bonds) to institutional investors and New Zealand retail investors. The Bonds will be unsubordinated obligations of Ryman, and will have the benefit of a guarantee and...

HEADLINER NZX Market Report 2.6.26

  The shortened trading week began with some dramatic events on NZX but being associated with midcaps they did not prevent the NZX50 from slipping 73.84 points to 13,170.71 American markets were actively higher overnight, as A.I. fever surfaced again and the...

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