
Market close: Sombre results and profit taking drag NZ shares lower
The sharemarket lost momentum as a flurry of company results produced mixed results.
The sharemarket lost momentum as a flurry of company results produced mixed results.
The New Zealand sharemarket gained more than half a per cent.
Despite a fall in the afternoon, the NZ sharemarket closed slightly up.
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The NZ sharemarket closed slightly down.
The sharemarket recovered from a lunchtime dip to finish ahead by half a per cent.
NZ shares drifted lower but banking stocks bucked the trend.
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NZ sharemarket market choppy in the lead up to reporting season.
The New Zealand sharemarket maintained a steady line, closing slightly lower.
The New Zealand sharemarket started the week with a rise of nearly one per cent.
Investors left pondering how long inflation will last and how to position for it.
The New Zealand sharemarket gave up exactly the strong gains of the day before.
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A more positive New Zealand sharemarket picked up more than 1 per cent.
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The NZ sharemarket fell more than half a per cent for the second day running.
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