PGG Wrightson downgrades forecast as trading conditions worsen
Market conditions are impacting the whole of the agricultural sector, the firm says.
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The local index followed Wall Street lower.
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The New Zealand sharemarket was lower for the seventh time in eight trading days.
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The NZ sharemarket had a mixed trading day before eventually finishing lower.
Market close: Investors skittish over timing of interest rate cuts, NZ stocks tumble
The local index was rescued somewhat with a late rise in the matching session.
Market Close: Synlait Milk’s shares slump as debt widens
The New Zealand sharemarket had a down day following the Easter break.
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The uptick came despite a trading halt, voluntary administration and a product recall.
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