
Market close: NZ shares fall on Auckland Airport guidance
New Zealand shares fell on the back of a grim update from Auckland International Airport.
New Zealand shares fell on the back of a grim update from Auckland International Airport.
Investors continued to react to F&P Healthcare's record result yesterday.
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New Zealand shares rose, led higher by Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.
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Rabobank has taken a less pessimistic view of milk prices for 2020/21.
The amount financially hard up Kiwis took out of KiwiSaver doubled during April.
Capital raised during the pandemic has dwarfed that raised as the GFC hit.
Investor optimism over the pace of the recovery was brought to a halt.
Air New Zealand led the local market lower.
The Fed also said it would keep providing aid by buying bonds.
Flickers of optimism about the road ahead have emerged from the financial markets.
The Federal Reserve is expected to paint a dire picture tomorrow.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index has jumped more than 30 per cent since its low point on March 23.