Subscribe By RSS
(RTTNews) - New Zealand share market opened lower on Wednesday, following a triple-digit loss overnight on Wall Street, where the U.S. stocks gave back a large portion of the previous session’s big rally.
The benchmark NZX 50 index was down 44.74 points or 1.52% to 2,907.27 shortly after the market opened for the day, while ...
*New Zealand September Visitor Arrivals Down 7.0% On Year - 1 yr ago- Australia Inflation Report Tops Aussie-NZ Economic Docket - 1 yr ago
- Asian markets close mixed - 1 yr ago
- New Zealand’s monthly food price inflation eases in September - 1 yr ago
- New Zealand stock market closes higher - 1 yr ago
New Zealand Credit Card Spending Rises in September - 1 yr ago- *New Zealand Credit Card Spending +2.7% On Year In Sept - 1 yr ago
- Asian markets rise on Wall Street gains - 1 yr ago
- New Zealand Annual Inflation Its 5.1% - 1 yr ago
- *New Zealand September Inflation Up 1.5% On Month, Full-Year Inflation 5.1% - 1 yr ago
- New Zealand Market Opens Sharply Higher On Wall Street’s Positive Lead - 1 yr ago
- Inflation Report Tops Aussie-NZ Economic Data Docket - 1 yr ago
- Asian markets close sharply higher - 1 yr ago
- New Zealand service sector continues to contract in September - 1 yr ago
- New Zealand stock market closes sharply higher - 1 yr ago
- Asian markets trade mixed - 1 yr ago
- New Zealand market trades sharply higher - 1 yr ago
- Contraction Continues In NZ Services Sector - 1 yr ago
- New Zealand September Electronic Card Spending Up 0.8% On Month - 1 yr ago
= Forex
= Commodities
