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The decline comes after the index was up 11.4% in 2024.
The New Zealand stock exchange reported a decline as overseas markets led the way.
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The New Zealand share market had a slight bump.
In the United States, the technology-driven Nasdaq Composite increased 1.24%.
It was a soft start to the year on worries about higher bond rates.
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But the NZX index finished the year with a gain of 11.4%.
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The index hit its highest point of the year after a late run.
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Despite the low liquidity and lack of company news share market puts in good performance.
Volumes were lighter as investors are thinking more about the summer holidays.
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Some relief that the US markets weren’t weaker after a healthy correction the day before.
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The finance industry also wants to make it easier for firms to list on the stock exchange.