Red, red whine

Red, red whine
Will everyday NZ investors be equally as sanguine after six months of soaking in red? (Image: Getty)
David Chaplin
June quarter was a downer. Again.New figures from investment consultancy firm, Melville Jessup Weaver (MJW), show every KiwiSaver fund covered in its survey was in the red for the three months to the end of June – repeating the March quarter experience but almost twice as badly for those in growth funds.The median KiwiSaver growth fund in the MJW report fell -9.3% in the June quarter compared to -5.7% over the first three months of 2022.But in more positive news for those complaining about conservative funds earlier this year, defensive a...

More Opinion

Sky TV's satellite switch: A close call averted
Markets Opinion

Peter Griffin: Sky TV's satellite switch: A close call averted

It looks like Sky TV has just one last major satellite switch-over to navigate.

Peter Griffin 16 Apr 2025
Perennial asset class learnings
Opinion

David Chaplin: Perennial asset class learnings

The demand for private equity (of multiple shades) and private debt is soaring.

David Chaplin 15 Apr 2025
A geo-strategic model is now front and centre
Markets Opinion

Cameron Bagrie: A geo-strategic model is now front and centre

A geo-strategic model is in the driving seat. 

Cameron Bagrie 14 Apr 2025
The unlikely way Trump is helping
Economy Opinion

Pattrick Smellie: The unlikely way Trump is helping

The Trump tariff blitz is creating political opportunity in unlikely places.

Pattrick Smellie 14 Apr 2025