
Will Lodestone break the NZ sharemarket's listing drought?
The solar power company is weighing up an IPO and NZX listing.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The S&P/NZX50 Index closed at 13,739.14, down 17.45 points or 0.13%.
The Fed's first rate hike since 2023 could pressure shares and lift yields.
The S&P/NZX50 Index closed at 13,756.59, up 133.87 points, or 0.98%.
Infratil rebounded strongly as overall turnover reached 40.4 million shares.
Lodestone Energy is seeking investor interest in a possible NZX listing.
The Ministerial Advisory Group has recommended funding increases.
The S&P/NZX50 tops 14,000 as upbeat company results lift the market.
Stock Takes: Rising US borrowing costs are testing markets as the yen carry trade unwinds.
Jarden has paused its restructuring plans after senior staff departures.
Global regulators warn that rapid private credit growth could test financial stability.
Harbour Asset Management expects the local sharemarket to improve in the second half.
The ATF proposals could allow guns to be sold and mailed entirely online.
The Nasdaq dropped 2.2% amid steep falls in major semiconductor stocks.
Matt Goodson says New Zealand's growth outlook depends on post-ceasefire confidence.
OPINION: The median age of first-time investors for the 18-30 group on Sharesies is 22.
Fisher & Paykel, Mainfreight and Infratil lift investor confidence.
OPINION: Investors weigh record SpaceX valuation ahead of listing.
OPINION: Betting big on one share is a risky way to invest.
Tourism Holdings has received a higher bid, while Heartland has made an offer for TSB.
Musk is set to keep over 80% of voting power, maintaining control after listing.
OPINION: KiwiSaver funds may end up holding AI shares automatically via indices.
OPINION: Emerging markets make up 60% of world GDP but hold just 10% of global indices.
Craigs now rates F&P Healthcare 'overweight', calling the stock oversold.
ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
Stock Takes: KiwiSaver assets fell $5b in the March quarter to $136.4b, Morningstar says.
OPINION: Why KiwiSaver investors could be leaving hundreds of thousands on the table.
The Act leader suggested the teens could keep whatever money they earned.
Stock Takes: Westpac flags higher inflation, rates and a weaker Kiwi dollar as risks.
OPINION: Energy shock risks and why upbeat KiwiSaver balances may be masking trouble.