NZ market remains in ‘limbo’ ahead of Trump‘s second term

NZ market remains in ‘limbo’ ahead of Trump‘s second term
President Donald Trump’s inauguration will take place on January 20. (Image: Getty)
Tom Raynel
The New Zealand stock exchange remains in “limbo” as international markets brace for the incoming second term of US President Trump.The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed down 0.76% or 99.37 points to 12,944 with 21 million shares to the value of $74 million changing hands.The S&P/NZX10 index also declined for another day, closing at 13,236, down by 1.0%. There were 56 gainers on the main board and 80 decliners.Third Age Health Services reported the largest percentage increase, up 19c or 7.66% to $2.67, while Comvita was up by 5c or 6....

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