The New Zealand benchmark has kicked off the month on the front foot but is still being outgunned by its counterpart on the other side of the Tasman.

A runway delay at Auckland Airport has kept the NZX in the red as markets across the ditch continued their rebound.

The New Zealand sharemarket rose on Monday after US President Donald Trump eased his language around tariffs to the relief of investors.

The New Zealand sharemarket rose today following Genesis’ release of its third-quarter report late on Wednesday. At the same time, Pacific Edge awaits a crucial decision Friday on whether it will retain US coverage.

The New Zealand sharemarket rose today after US President Donald Trump backed down on his previously stated desire to forcibly remove the Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell.

The New Zealand benchmark has followed US markets downward as news flowing from Washington, DC, continues to pulse through markets.

The New Zealand sharemarket fell today as the reporting season ended, with the market now beholden to ongoing international impacts.

The New Zealand sharemarket defied bearish overseas trends to end firmly, despite two profit downgrades from leading names.

Investors are sitting on their hands as they continue to wade through the constant news flow from the US White House.

The New Zealand benchmark continued its rebound after a couple of the index's largest constituents produced positive signals late last week.

The New Zealand sharemarket finished a tumultuous week with a fall of nearly 1.5% but it came away reasonably unscathed from the gyrations offshore.

New Zealand stocks, up more than 3% overall, joined a staggering turnaround by offshore sharemarkets when President Donald Trump pressed the pause button on US tariffs for 90 days, except for China.

A cut in the official cash rate was not enough to boost the NZX today; rather Trump's tariffs ruled the day.

Very few stocks were spared as the New Zealand sharemarket had its biggest single-day fall since the start of the Covid pandemic following the global fall-out from the United States tariffs.

The New Zealand sharemarket fared better than most in a week that saw a rout on Wall Street following the introduction of sweeping United States tariffs.

The New Zealand sharemarket and Fisher and Paykel Healthcare had impressive turnarounds following the initial shock of President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging reciprocal tariffs on imported goods into United States.