New Zealand's benchmark share index fell on Tuesday as investors worried about inflation ahead of the Reserve Bank of NZ’s monetary policy decision tomorrow.

New Zealand shares generally fell Monday with inflation and high interest rates top of mind as investors braced for US inflation data and central bank meetings in NZ and Europe.

New Zealand's  sharemarket finished the week flat as Eroad tumbled after an executive resignation and My Food Bag bounced on a revenue increase.

New Zealand's benchmark share index dipped lower on Wednesday as investors sold Air New Zealand shares and rights in high volumes.

Elon Musk’s Twitter buy even made waves on the NZ stockmarket.

New Zealand headline share index fell Monday, led lower by Air New Zealand which fell sharply as shares lost the right to participate in the capital raise at a discounted price.

Retail investors appear to be supportive of the airlines recovery plan.

New Zealand's sharemarket was flat on Thursday, even though Air NZ fell to a two-year low after announcing its deeply discounted capital raise.

New Zealand shares joined a global rally as investors grew increasingly optimistic about the prospect of peace in Ukraine, against the local backdrop of Air NZ’s upcoming billion-dollar capital raising.

The NZX 50 edged up today as Fisher & Paykel Healthcare broke its five-day decline and oil prices sank 7% overnight.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare fading share price continued to weigh on New Zealand’s share market as investors remain wary of its outlook.

New Zealand's benchmark share index was up on Friday but not enough to erase the week's losses. NZME led the market after it struck a preliminary deal for Google to pay for some of its news content.

New Zealand's sharemarket dipped on Thursday as Fisher & Paykel Healthcare suffered another day of decline after providing earnings guidance yesterday morning.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare dragged New Zealand’s benchmark equity index lower on Wednesday as it warned revenue would be reduced as covid comes under control.

New Zealand's sharemarket gained on Tuesday as a selloff in bond markets pushed yields to multi-year highs.

New Zealand’s benchmark index was unchanged on Monday with investors cautiously optimistic about the prospect of peace in Ukraine and unfazed by hawkish central banks.