(RTTNews) - The New Zealand share market opened slightly higher on Thursday after the country’s central bank left the Official Cash Rate unchanged for a third time in a row. The higher opening was also prompted by a fourth straight session of gains made overnight on Wall Street, where the U.S. averages closed moderately ...
New Zealand Q2 Terms Of Trade Declines For 5th Month - 2 mons ago
Gains Expected For Japan Market - 2 mons ago
*New Zealand Q2 Down 9.0% On Quarter, Lowest Since Q3 2006 - 2 mons ago
South Korean Shares May Tick Higher - 2 mons ago
*OPEC Agrees To Keep Output Quotas Unchanged - 2 mons ago
RBNZ Leaves Rates Steady, Sees No Hikes Until Late 2010 - 2 mons ago
Japan Machine Orders On Tap For Thursday - 2 mons ago
*Reserve Bank Of NZ Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged At 2.50% - 2 mons ago
Gold Stocks Drag TSX Off Of 11-Month High - Canadian Commentary - 2 mons ago
Stocks See Moderate Gains, Extend Winning Streak To Four Days - U.S. Commentary - 2 mons ago
Gains Expected At New Zealand, Australia Market Opens - 2 mons ago
Toronto Stocks Back Off 11-Month High - Canadian Commentary - 2 mons ago
Fed’s Fisher: Economy Stabilizing, Economic Performance To Remain Sluggish - 2 mons ago
Stocks Give Back Some Ground But Remain Mostly Positive - U.S. Commentary - 2 mons ago
Fed’s Beige Book Says Economic Activity Has Continued To Stabilize - 2 mons ago
*Fed’s Beige Book: District Reports Indicate Economic Activity Continued To Stabilize In July And August - 2 mons ago
European Markets Rise, Led By Oils, Automakers - European Commentary - 2 mons ago
Stocks Seeing Notable Strength In Early Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary - 2 mons ago
Toronto Stocks Drop Slightly Off 2009 Highs - Canadian Commentary - 2 mons ago

