by Warren Head | Apr 8, 2026 | Free, Global Share Markets, NZ Market Daily Report
The pause in hostilities in the Israel-US – Iran war is only a conditional two week ceasefire but it was enough to send American bombers back into their parking spaces today. The potential terror that US President Trump had threatened would fall on Iran also...
by Warren Head | Apr 2, 2026 | Free, Global Share Markets, NZ Market Daily Report
The NZX market finished the short trading week on an upwards trajectory, as investors locally caught up with the gains being made on US markets. The NZX50 climbed 76.28 points to 12,902.15, against the backdrop of oil prices rocketing higher, gold sagging, US...
by Warren Head | Mar 27, 2026 | Free, Global Share Markets, NZ Market Daily Report
New Zealand equities tracked the US markets downwards on NZX today, with the NZX50 gross index slipping 41.60 pts to 19,935.39. The ASX All Ords landed 13.70pts lower at 8.712.80. The US markets have shifted from yesterday’s optimism to renewed caution, with...
by Warren Head | Mar 26, 2026 | Free, Global Share Markets, NZ Market Daily Report
The NZ sharemarket fell into line with the US market uplift overnight and closed up 47.69 points on the NZX5-0 at 12,(&^>99 this evening. The 13,000 threshold – surrendered in the recent sell-off – remains elusive and is tantalising close. The US markets...
by Warren Head | Mar 20, 2026 | Global Share Markets
19.3.26 DHL Group successfully navigated continued trade tensions and exceeded its targets for the financial year 2025. Revenue declined 1.6% to EUR 82.9 billion, also due to currency effects and lower volumes on routes to the United States. “Thanks to active capacity...
by Warren Head | Mar 11, 2026 | Free, Global Share Markets, NZ Market Daily Report
New Zealand’s NZX market pushed the throttle today and added another 158.62 points onto the NZX50 at 12,293.13 in a show of support for a market that came through the recent interim report season in strong form overall. The talk then from company leaders was of a...
