A weaker US dollar saw the Kiwi hold strong as investors await the result of Georgia Senate run-off. 

New Zealand’s benchmark equity index started 2021 with a bang as Meridian Energy’s share price exploded, despite nervous global investors bracing for the Georgia Senate run-off vote in the United States tomorrow.In the first trading day since Dec. 31, the S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 27...

NZ shares look set to fall on the first trading day of 2021, as nerves over the outcome of runoff elections in the US weigh on Wall Street.The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq have all shed 1.5 percent at 8am in Wellington.Georgia is holding runoff electio...

Covid sent stock markets into a tailspin in March, but the NZX50 is poised for a stellar return as 2020 draws to a close. 

The New Zealand dollar reached a fresh two-and-a-half-year record as the greenback continued its slide.  

Covid stimulus in the US and Brexit deals are giving investors something to cheer about. 

The expansion of US fiscal stimulus helped the New Zealand share market extend its Christmas Day rally with Meridian Energy leading the market into record territory.

Investors have welcomed tough negotiations getting across the line before the end of the year. 

The local stock market continues to trade at elevated levels heading into the Christmas break. 

The local market continued to outperform Asia, with Meridian and Contact coming in for some strong demand as Christmas draws near.