The New Zealand sharemarket closed the week with a small gain as the coalition government agreement, with its sack-full of legislative changes, quelled some uncertainty.

The New Zealand sharemarket closed the week with a small gain as the coalition government agreement, with its sack-full of legislative changes, quelled some uncertainty.

The New Zealand sharemarket continued to drift on light trading as the latest earnings results failed to inspire investors.

Ebos Group slumped more than 6% after pulling out of discussions on a billion-dollar acquisition, but the New Zealand sharemarket held steady.

The New Zealand sharemarket lacked direction and tumbled nearly half a percent on another quiet day's trading while Wall Street continued to rally.

The New Zealand sharemarket had a late rise on a topsy-turvy trading day as the waiting game continued on Ebos Group’s latest development.

The New Zealand sharemarket had a soft ending to the week, and investors were holding off waiting to see what Ebos Group has up its sleeve.

The New Zealand sharemarket succumbed to some profit-taking, falling 1% after a strong run, and all eyes are on the prospect of Ebos Group making another billion-dollar purchase.

The New Zealand sharemarket surged more than one and a half percent following a strong day on Wall St, where there is a renewed belief that inflation is being beaten down.

The New Zealand sharemarket bounced back more than half a percent, with Napier Port producing a pleasing full-year financial result.

The New Zealand sharemarket slipped nearly half a percent as the latest reporting season was met with light trading.

A softer New Zealand sharemarket closed the week with a half percent fall, dragged down by the big three energy stocks as long-term interest rates climbed back up.

The New Zealand sharemarket got back on a winning run – driven by a surge of more than 9% from Mainfreight on its better-than-expected half-year financial result.

The New Zealand sharemarket slipped today as Sky TV knocked back a takeover offer.

The New Zealand sharemarket’s five-day winning streak has ended abruptly, driven in part by weaker banking stocks.

New Zealand’s sharemarket extended its rally for a fifth day as dual-listed Westpac kicked off the bank reporting season with an increased dividend and a share buyback.