NZ sharemarket slips back into negative territory

NZ sharemarket slips back into negative territory
The bad news keeps coming for The Warehouse, but the share prices enjoys a small rise. (Image: Jason Oxenham)
Graham Skellern
After posting four out of five falls this week, the New Zealand sharemarket has slipped back into negative territory for the year.The S&P/NZX 50 Index was saved from further damage with a sharp rise in the last half-hour of the matching session and closed at 11,755.17, up 8.58 points or 0.07% after reaching an intraday low of 11,704.77.The index lost 1.54% for the week and is down 0.14% for the year to date.There were 65 gainers and 68 decliners on the main board, with 28.37 million shares worth $88.05m changing hands.Greg Smith, head of re...

More Markets

Despite interest rate cuts, NZ sharemarket falls again
Markets

Despite interest rate cuts, NZ sharemarket falls again

The NZX50 closed at 11,806.55, down 84.89 points or 0.71%. 

Economists react to 'dovish' RBNZ cuts
Economy

Economists react to 'dovish' RBNZ cuts

RBNZ says recent global policy developments have shifted the balance of risk. 

RBNZ cuts cash rate 25bps to 3.50%
Economy

RBNZ cuts cash rate 25bps to 3.50%

The move was widely expected by economists.

Jim Grenon: Why I asked for NZME Takeovers Panel meeting
Markets

Jim Grenon: Why I asked for NZME Takeovers Panel meeting

Shadow of regulatory action is hampering businessman's campaign to roll board.