NZ stocks claw back lost ground to end up 0.8%

NZ stocks claw back lost ground to end up 0.8%
Ebos shares rallied in advance of the company’s inclusion on the S&P/ASX200 on Monday. (Image: Getty)
Jamie Gray
A rally in medical supplies distributor Ebos, and gains in a handful of other market leaders, helped the sharemarket claw back all the ground lost after this week’s poor growth data on heavy turnover.The S&P/NZX 50 Index ended at 13,231.66, up 111.63 points or 0.85%, with 131 million shares, worth $643.6m trading. There were 81 rises and 57 falls on the main board.The benchmark index dropped by 0.8% on Thursday after data showed New Zealand’s gross domestic product fell by a worse-than-expected 0.9% in the June quarter.Harb...

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