The New Zealand sharemarket staged a solid turnaround with a 0.5% rise, while the Rocket Lab stock is flying high in the United States.

Global marketer a2 Milk hit a near nine-month low as the New Zealand sharemarket opened the week with a fall of more than 0.5%.

The New Zealand sharemarket shrugged off the United States tariffs concern and joined the Trump post-election rally with a 1.5% rise, driven by resurgent blue-chip stocks.

The spectre of new tariffs cooled the New Zealand sharemarket while the United States bourses celebrated Donald Trump's business-friendly presidential victory.

Volumes returned to the New Zealand sharemarket on Wednesday as US presidential election votes trickled in and investors digested them.

The New Zealand share market rose for a second day running as markets took a deep breath in anticipation of the US presidential election. 

The New Zealand sharemarket had a quiet start to the week as traders paused their bets ahead of the US election.

The New Zealand sharemarket declined more than 1.5% for the week as it continued to grapple with a series of soft trading updates and the uncertainty of the US presidential election.

An uncertain New Zealand sharemarket was down for the second day running, but business confidence continues to improve, reaching a 10-year high.

The New Zealand sharemarket posted a fall of more than 0.5% as leading telecommunications company Spark reduced its earnings and dividend guidance.

The New Zealand sharemarket lacked direction ahead of some defining events, but Serko went only one way, surging more than 15% on increased revenue and growth.

The New Zealand sharemarket had a soft finish to the week but Port of Tauranga provided another positive first-quarter trading update.

Utilities investor Infratil hit an all-time high and headed for the MSCI Global index, driving the New Zealand sharemarket to a small gain.

A busy day for annual meetings and earnings updates pointed to improved trading performances next year, but in the meantime, the New Zealand sharemarket posted a small decline.

The New Zealand sharemarket remained stoic as its counterpart across the Tasman plunged more than 1.5% from record highs on increasing bond yields.

The New Zealand sharemarket staged another strong afternoon turnaround and headed for the 13,000 points mark. But the country’s biggest telco, Spark, continued to drift on a broker downgrade.