Weakness in the big power companies helped drive the sharemarket lower while investors took to the sidelines in the leadup to the release of key United States labour data for September.

A sharp fall in oil prices and a dip in US Treasury yields helped drive New Zealand stocks to a stronger finish as turnover thinned out in the leadup to the election.

Neither New Zealand’s benchmark index nor economists were surprised by the fact there was no change made to the official cash rate by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand on Wednesday. 

All was quiet on New Zealand’s benchmark index on Tuesday as the Reserve Bank of Australia has continued to hit an expected pause on hiking the cash rate, and investors wait to see if the Reserve Bank of NZ follows the same line of thinking – or goes rogue.

New Zealand's benchmark share index edged lower while cancer diagnostics firm Pacific Edge experienced another share price tumble.

The New Zealand sharemarket clawed back lost ground on the back of end-of-quarter buying to finish with a strong gain.

A two-thirds drop in The Warehouse’s annual net profit and rising bond yields helped drag the New Zealand sharemarket lower.

New Zealand's benchmark share index slid into the red as local employment confidence hit its lowest point since December 2020.

New Zealand's benchmark share index slid on Tuesday, during a lull in company news as investors pressed pause mode before the election.

A late, index-related buying surge took the New Zealand sharemarket into positive territory at the close after spending most of the day in the red.

A late, index-related buying surge took the New Zealand sharemarket into positive territory at the close after spending most of the day in the red.

A stronger-than-expected annual result from Fonterra enlivened an otherwise flat day’s trading on the sharemarket.

New Zealand's benchmark share index dipped slightly as investors waited to hear what the US Federal Reserve said after its two-day meeting came to an end early Thursday morning NZ time.

New Zealand's benchmark share index headed downward on Tuesday, following US market sentiment as investors wait for the US Federal Reserve meeting later this week.

New Zealand's benchmark share index rose while shares in milk processor firm Synlait Milk fell almost 10% on the news that A2 Milk wants to cancel Synlait’s exclusive milk formula production and supply rights deal because of delivery and performance issues.

The New Zealand sharemarket had its second gain of the week on the back of strong rebounds in offshore bourses and further economic stimulus in China.