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- Sep 29, 2026
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Market Close: NZ sharemarket falls over 1% despite Hallenstein’s solid result (opens the original)
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Hallenstein Glasson was up 75c or 5.66% to a new high of $14 after reporting a 19.6% increase in revenue and 49.9% rise in net profit. Photo / Supplied A dazzling annual result from established clothing retailer Hallenstein Glasson wasn’t enough to stop the New Zealand sharemarket falling more than 1% on a continued weak tone offshore. The S&P/NZX 50 Index softened in the afternoon after the release of the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update (Prefu) and closed at 13,13,683.63, down 147.05 po
Market Close: NZ sharemarket flat as Lodestone launches IPO (opens the original)
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Lodestone Energy, which operates five solar farms around the country, is building another in Central Hawke’s Bay. It has launched an initial public offering at $2.25 a share. Photo / NZME The New Zealand sharemarket began the week on a flat note, with oil prices and bond yields again rising, and it can look forward to a new listing: solar supplier Lodestone Energy. The S&P/NZX 50 Index strengthened in the afternoon and closed at 13,830.68, up 19.57 points or 0.14% after hitting a morning low of
Market Close: NZ sharemarket ends the week flat, down 0.1% (opens the original)
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TThe NZ dollar was trading at a 10-month low of US56.53c, after reaching 56.58c in November. Photo / Getty Images The New Zealand sharemarket ended the week on a quiet note, both in terms of turnover and price movements, as bond yields and the oil price continued to rise. The S&P/NZX 50 Index traded in a range of 13,760.81 and 13,8563.25 and closed at 13,811.11, down 13.72 points or 0.1%. The index was up 0.5% for the week and has gained 1.5% year to date. There were 62 gainers and 73 decliners
Market Close: Late trading surge but market ends flat (opens the original)
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Food prices rose 1.9% for the year to August. The New Zealand sharemarket was swamped by late trading on quarterly rebalancing of three indices and ended the week on a flat note. The S&P/NZX 50, one of the indices being reweighted, weakened at lunchtime and closed at 13,739.14, down 17.45 points or 0.13%. The index gained nearly 1.3% for the week. The volumes and the index rose sharply in the brokers’ matching session to 150.8 million shares worth $600.9m as funds tracking the NZX, ASX and FTSE
Market Close: NZ sharemarket up 2% in two days (opens the original)
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Construction activity rose sharply from low levels, pulling first-quarter GDP up. Photo / Hannah Peters The New Zealand sharemarket rose nearly 1% after the latest data surprisingly showed the national economy was growing stronger than expected. The S&P/NZX 50 Index climbed throughout the day and closed at 13,756.59, up 133.87 points, or 0.98%. The index has risen 2% in two trading days. There were 98 gainers and 40 decliners on the main board, with turnover reaching 45.2 million shares worth $1
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