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NZ dollar weakens as US coronavirus crisis worsens

The kiwi was trading at 65.42 US cents at 5pm.

Jarden Brief: Domestic passenger numbers boost airport, wine and jewelry stocks shine

A strong performance from industrial stocks has been overshadowed by heavyweight losses.

NZ dollar mixed; shrugs off data, coronavirus news

The kiwi was trading at 65.62 US cents at 5pm.

Jarden Brief: Mataura's dismal outlook, exports sag at Napier Port

Healthcare stocks have rallied while tech stocks have rebounded after a sell-off.

Global stimulus is running out before Covid-19 has been defeated

Wall St being held aloft by a handful of tech giants but debt markets are flashing red.

NZ dollar stalls awaiting details of China response to US

The kiwi was trading at 65.49 at 5pm.

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Jarden Brief: Huljich Pushpay windfall, SkyCity bounce

Today's big updates include a tech-sector meltdown but good news for telecoms.

Sam Ricketts: Covid-19 capital raises show NZ market working well

New listings are not the only indicator that markets are functioning well.

NZ dollar weakens against greenback despite higher dairy prices

The kiwi was trading at 65.40 US cents at 5pm.

NZ dollar treads water as Covid-19 cases spike in Melbourne

The kiwi was trading at 65.54 US cents at 5pm.

Mark Fowler: Markets remain volatile in the run-up to September

Markets are nervously trading around steady news flow of Trump tweets and infection rates.

NZ dollar rises in line with buoyant Asia-Pacific share markets

The New Zealand dollar continued to rise against the greenback.

NZ dollar climbs on strong US jobs numbers, stocks

The New Zealand dollar continued to climb against the greenback.

NZ dollar rises on positive sentiment ahead of key US jobs data

The kiwi was trading at 64.93 US cents at 5pm.

How Kiwis learned to stop worrying and love the share market

The virus has accelerated a trend of Kiwis saving more and investing more widely.

NZ dollar rises on end-of-quarter book-squaring

But the market remains torn between fears of Covid-19's spread and economic recovery.

More pain at the pump: Motorists face another tax hike tomorrow

The cost of filling up will increase around the country on July 1.