NZ sharemarket ends quiet week with an upward tick

NZ sharemarket ends quiet week with an upward tick
The NZX 50 is up 4% so far this year. (Image: Getty)
Graham Skellern
The New Zealand sharemarket finished one of the quietest weeks of the year with another flat trading day, while some of the steam came out of United States stocks.The S&P/NZX 50 Index made some headway late in the session and closed at 11,940.44, up 8.33 points or 0.07%.The index reached an intraday low of 11,903.31 points and was down 0.4% for the week. It has now risen 4% so far this year.There was an even spread of 63 gainers and 63 decliners over the whole market on volumes of 31.05 million share transactions worth $116.35m.The volumes...

More Markets

Vital takeover bid passes threshold at 11th hour
Markets

Vital takeover bid passes threshold at 11th hour

Tait International has secured acceptances to meet the 90% minimum condition for its Vital takeover less than a day before the offer was set to expire.Vital filed a substantial product holder (SPH) notice to the NZX on Friday morning, which showed Tait's stake lifted to 92.1%...

Tower again hikes FY underlying profit outlook
Markets

Tower again hikes FY underlying profit outlook

Insurer sees FY underling profit up as large events weigh less than expected     

Why Savor Group won't sell you lamb cutlets
Markets Small Cap Wrap

Why Savor Group won't sell you lamb cutlets

Plus, its D-day for Tait's Vital takeover, and more.

Craigs' sweet spot for golden visa investors
Finance

Craigs' sweet spot for golden visa investors

Billionaires can go solo. For other wealthy investors, there's Craigs' new fund.