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The NZX 50 rose 1.47% over the week to close at 13,974.18. The key local event was the RBNZ’s unanimous decision to lift the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points to 2.75%, with commentary suggesting further incr…
The NZX 50 fell 1.49% over the week to close at 13,768.18.
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The NZX 50 rose 0.22% over the week to close at 13,854.38, helped by a positive Friday session.
New Zealand’s NZX 50 rose 0.90% over the week to close at 13,824.13. The key local economic release was labour market data, with Stats NZ reporting that the unemployment rate rose to 5.6% in the June quarter, up …
The NZX 50 fell 0.53% over the week to close at 13,699.28. The key domestic economic release was the ANZ Business Outlook survey, which showed a further lift in sentiment, with business confidence rising 19 points in J…
The NZX 50 rose 0.56% over the week to close at 13,772.29. There was some volatility in the index for the week as President Trump announced tariffs of 10% and 12.5% on New Zealand.
New Zealand’s NZX 50 fell 0.66% over the week to close at 13,694.68, giving back some of the previous week’s gains.
New Zealand’s NZX 50 gained 1.21% over the week, rising from 13,618.42 to close at a record high of 13,785.67, with trading concluding on Thursday ahead of the Matariki public holiday on Friday.
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New Zealand’s S&P/NZX 50 was unchanged for the week, closing at 13,495.24.
New Zealand’s NZX 50 rose 0.75% to close at 13,495.63, up from 13,393.87 the prior Friday.
New Zealand’s NZX 50 gained 1.73% over the week, helped by strength in key names including a2 Milk and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.
New Zealand’s NZX 50 slipped 0.63% over the week to close at 13,161.97, with local sentiment still guided by the global inflation and interest rate backdrop.
The NZX 50 rose 1.91% over the week to close at 13,244.55, marking its strongest monthly performance since September.
The NZX 50 was broadly steady over the week, rising 0.20% to close at 12,991.31.
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The NZX 50 fell 1.62% over the week to 12,965.01. NZ monthly prices rose by less than expected in April, suggesting weaker consumer demand is helping offset some cost pressures.
The NZX 50 rose 1.03%, a second consecutive weekly gain, with Infratil noted as a key contributor after positive results from their Canberra Data Centre operation.
The NZX 50 rose 1.26% over the week to close at 13,039.20, continuing to edge higher as global risk sentiment stabilised into the weekend and oil prices eased from recent peaks.
The NZX 50 ended the week modestly lower, closing at 12,874.94. Sentiment remained cautious, with markets weighed down by a downgrade to New Zealand’s credit outlook, elevated fuel prices and softer domestic conf…
The NZX 50 declined for a second consecutive week, falling 2.14% to close at 12,905.67, with domestic markets weighed down by rising energy costs and slowing commodity-linked activity.
The NZX 50 rose 2.12% over the week to close at 13,181.44, rebounding as sentiment improved following the ceasefire involving the US, Israel, and Iran.
The NZX 50 was down slightly by 0.26% over the week to 12,902.15.
The NZX 50 slipped 0.42% over the week to 12,935.39, with the local market staying on the cautious side as offshore sentiment softened into Friday.
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The NZX 50 declined 1.52% over the week as investors grew more cautious and weakness across global markets flowed through to New Zealand equities.
The NZX 50 fell 2.52% over the week to close at 13,187.34, marking its weakest weekly performance since September 2024, as global risk appetite softened and local equities followed offshore markets lower.
Global equity markets fell over the week as rising geopolitical tensions, higher oil prices, and persistent inflation concerns weakened investor sentiment, leading to broad declines across major indices including New Z…
The NZX 50 rose 3.02% over the week to close at 13,722.97, with the market recording its strongest monthly performance since September as expectations for a recovery in the domestic economy improved.
The NZX 50 rose 0.83% over the week to close at 13,308.52, rebounding from the sharp fall the previous Friday, however remaining within a choppy but broadly contained trading range.
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The NZX 50 finished the week at 13,198.18, down 1.86%, with the market sliding late in the week as global sentiment turned more cautious, partly due to renewed concerns about AI disruption.
The NZX 50 finished at 13,444.02, with the local market wrapping up a shortened trading week due to the Waitangi Day holiday.
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The NZX 50 decreased slightly -0.19% over the week to 13,423.18, giving back a small portion of the prior week’s gains and keeping the market in a relatively tight consolidation range.
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The NZX 50 declined 0.57% for the week to 13,406.91, consolidating after recent gains as global markets showed mixed performance.
The NZX 50 edged down about 0.04% for the week to 13,483.99, essentially flat after a strong run through November.
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The NZX 50 rose about 0.52% for the week to 13,489.15, recovering Thursday’s dip and edging back toward its record high set earlier in November.
The NZX 50 fell 0.33% for the week to 13,419.40, with Friday’s session modestly lower and sentiment capped by weakness across Asia and ongoing US tech volatility.
The NZX 50 fell 0.99% for the week to 13,464.46, with Friday’s decline led by utilities and healthcare and news from Wall Street.
The NZX 50 rose 0.38% for the week to 13,599.21, helped by steady mid‑week gains.
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The NZX 50 rose 1.17% for the week to 13,548.32, helped by steady gains late in the week.
The NZX 50 rose about 0.77% for the week to 13,391.59, after two consecutive weeks of losses.
The NZX 50 declined 1.32% for the week to 13,289.21, extending the previous week’s losses. Infratil was a notable outperformer, rising 5% after its CDC Data Centres business announced a new 40-megawatt contract t…
The NZX 50 slipped 0.35% for the week to 13,467.26, giving back some mid‑week gains that followed the RBNZ’s surprise 50‑bp OCR cut to 2.50% on Wednesday.
The NZX 50 recorded its strongest week of the year, rising 3.07% to close at 13,514.09, with gains broadly spread across the market rather than concentrated in a few stocks.
The NZX 50 fell 0.91%, closing the week at 13,111.73, dragged down by major index contributors.
The NZX 50 closed the week virtually unchanged, edging up just 0.03% to 13,231.66. Gains earlier in the week were wiped out following Thursday’s weaker-than-expected GDP data.
The NZX 50 ended the week virtually unchanged, edging up just 0.03% to 13,227.90, as investors await Thursday’s GDP release. Economists broadly expect a modest contraction after two quarters of growth.
This week: Survey results, prize winner and Northland Monopoly. Plus, our Weekly Market Update.
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The NZX 50 fell 0.86% on the week to 12,930.73. The ANZ Business Confidence lifted 2 points in August to a net +50% of firms expecting better business conditions, though expected own activity dipped 2 points to +39%, a…
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Global markets ended the week higher as investors weighed softer economic data against growing expectations for central bank rate cuts. For New Zealand investors, the environment remains mixed with tariff pressures, la…
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The NZX 50 Index dipped slightly, closing the week down 0.21%, with 20 of the top 50 companies finishing in the black and seven remaining unchanged. Sky TV’s market announcement and Ebos’ upward momentum co…
The NZX 50 Index rose 1.53% last week, with 22 of the top 50 companies finishing in the black and five remaining unchanged. Today, Stats NZ released the much-anticipated consumer price index (CPI) for the 12 months to …
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The NZX50 Index dipped slightly last week, down 0.63%, with 27 of the top 50 companies finishing in the black and three remaining unchanged. The rural sector provided growth, with PGG Wrightson, Vulcan Steel, and T&…
The NZX50 Index rose 1.45% over the week ending 4th July, driven by strong gains across several key sectors. Leading the rally was Ryman Healthcare and listed property stocks, which also contributed significantly to th…
How much can I safely withdraw from my retirement savings each year? This is one of the most important and challenging questions facing retirees. With a variety of options available for turning savings into sustainable…
New Zealand’s economy grew by 0.8% in the March 2025 quarter, outperforming both market expectations (0.7%) and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s forecast (0.4%). This marks the strongest quarterly performa…
The NZX 50 edged slightly lower, declining 0.08% for the week. In Australia, the ASX All Ordinaries gained 0.33%, supported by strong performances in gold and energy stocks. However, overall sentiment was tempered by a…
The NZX 50 rose 1.16%, a welcome rebound. Ryman Healthcare was a key contributor to the index increase, as well as property companies which all had strong performances this week. The strength in property stocks came as…
Woodside Energy Group stands as Australia's leading independent oil and gas producer, with a diversified portfolio encompassing liquefied natural gas (LNG), pipeline gas, crude oil, and condensate. The company plays a …
The New Zealand Budget released last week introduced several important changes. The government’s contribution to KiwiSaver will be halved to 25 cents per dollar, with a maximum of $261 per year. The minimum KiwiS…
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The NZX 50 rose 1.43% this week, continuing its positive momentum over recent weeks. Key contributors to the index’s gains included Sanford, Mainfreight, Fonterra, and Auckland Airport. The rally was further supp…
BHP and Rio Tinto stand as titans in the global mining sector, both listed on the ASX and integral to Australia's economic landscape. BHP and Rio Tinto are often compared to each other due to their similar size and sim…
In this week’s spotlight, we take a closer look at two of the most prominent ETFs in the space, VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF (NLR) and Global X Uranium ETF (URA).
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Global markets showed a generally positive tone this week, with the All-Ordinaries Index climbing 1.91%, the Shanghai Composite inching up 0.56% to 3,295.06, and the FTSE 100 gaining 1.69% to close at 8,415.25. The NZX…
The Jevons Paradox tells us that as energy becomes more efficient and accessible, overall consumption often rises. In today’s world where AI and data centers are driving a surge in electricity demand that idea is…
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Wall Street finished strong on Friday, with the Dow jones up 4.9% for the week and tech heavy Nasdaq up 7.29%. Big banks kicked off the first-quarter earnings season. The rebound helped calm investor nerves after a wil…
As of April 2, the average U.S. tariff rate is approximately 25.5%, marking an increase of 23 percentage points from 2024. This represents the highest tariff rate the U.S. has seen in over a century. For inv…
In today’s digital age, safeguarding yourself against financial scams is more critical than ever. Scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, targeting individuals, professionals, and businesses with increa…
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We believe that investing doesn’t have to be complicated. We use a clear six-step process to help you stay on track with your financial goals and build wealth with confidence. Whether you're new to investing or l…
From a bold idea in 1994 Lloyd Morrison started Infratil. Lloyd’s idea was that investing in infrastructure could significantly improve lives. Infratil invests in a range of diverse companies globally. The a…
Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, Megaport Limited (ASX: MP1) is a leading provider of Network as a Service (NaaS) solution. The company's global Software Defined Network (SDN) enables businesse…
On 24th February 2025, Ryman Healthcare announced a NZ$1 billion equity raising initiative aimed at strengthening its financial position. The new shares are being offered at NZ$3.05 per share, representing a 29% d…
New Zealand's financial landscape is experiencing notable shifts, creating a compelling case for investors to reassess their fixed-income strategies. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has been proactively cutting …
Over the past few years, we have developed our own Risk Profiler to help clients make informed investment decisions. Now, we are making this tool available to everyone. Unlike many risk-profiling tools designed primari…
Established in Australia in 1916 as an Australian government-owned entity, CSL Limited has grown into a global biopharmaceutical leader dedicated to innovation in healthcare. Originally founded to support Australia&rsq…
As the cost of living continues to challenge retirees, the New Zealand Retirement Expenditure Guidelines 2024 provide a detailed look at the financial realities faced by retirees across different lifestyles and regions…
AMD, founded in 1969 as a Silicon Valley startup, began its journey by creating cutting-edge semiconductor products. Over the decades, AMD has grown into a global powerhouse, setting benchmarks for modern computing.
Amazon, as one of the "Magnificent 7" tech giants, alongside Apple, Microsoft, and NVIDIA, plays a pivotal role in driving innovation and shaping market performance.
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From all of us at Yovich & Co, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year! Thank you for your continued trust and partnership throughout 2024.
Listed Property investments offer exposure to different property markets and provide attractive dividend yields. Having some allocation to listed property investments as part of a diversified portfolio may provide some…
Channel Infrastructure, formerly known as the Marsden Point Refinery, has undergone a significant transformation, evolving from a refining operation into New Zealand's largest fuel import and storage hub.
a2 Milk, founded in 2000 by Dr. Corran McLachlan, is built on the discovery that milk proteins affect people differently. Dr. McLachlan identified a method to distinguish cows that naturally produce milk free of the A1…
Xero Limited, a leading global cloud-based accounting software provider, has transformed the way small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) manage their finances. Founded in 2006 in New Zealand, Xero has rapidly expande…
The recent U.S. presidential election, resulting in Donald Trump's return to the White House, has significantly influenced global financial markets. Investors are responding to anticipated policy shifts, leading to not…
In the latest market update, global indices showed mixed performance amid economic uncertainties. The NZX 50 dropped by 1.66%, reflecting concerns around New Zealand's growth prospects, while Australia’s All Ordi…
Skellerup Holdings Limited, a prominent player in engineered industrial and agricultural products, continues to demonstrate robust growth and resilience.
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Mid-cap stocks offer a unique balance between growth potential and stability, making them an attractive option during both market downturns and recoveries. Their agility and room for expansion allow them to recover fas…
This week's market update highlights key movements across global indices, with a focus on the US Election 2024 – How Policy Shifts Could Reshape Key Sectors and Stocks
This week's market update highlights key movements across global indices, with a focus on New Zealand Bond Market Shifts: Navigating the Impact of Falling Interest Rates
This week's market update highlights key movements across global indices, with a focus on Heartland Group Holdings - our preferred investment for exposure to the Banking Sector. Explore the latest investment insights.
This week's market update highlights key movements across global indices, with a focus on Goodman Property Group's potential growth opportunities and Auckland International Airport’s $1.4 billion capital raise to…
The utilities sector in New Zealand has always been a critical part of the country's economy and infrastructure, with major players like Contact Energy, Genesis Energy, Meridian Energy, Mercury Energy, Manawa Energy, a…
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on Port of Tauranga: A Key Player in New Zealand's Industrial Growth
How has Contact Energy (CEN.NZ) performed? Our analysis covers the projected NZD total return — share price upside to consensus target and forecast dividend yield — reviewed by Yovich & Co.
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on NZX Limited
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on ResMed Inc and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on Mainfreight Limited
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on BlueScope Steel Limited
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on Arvida's Potential Acquisition Along with Trending Retirement Village Sector
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on New Zealand's Economic Cycle and Market Outlook with OCR Cut Priced In
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on BHP Group Through Technical and Fundamental Analysis
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on KMD Brands Plunge: A Golden Buying Opportunity?
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on Strategic Moves in Asset Allocation
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on Emerging Economies: Risks, Rewards, and Realities
Insights from our latest client survey. In this edition, we highlight the key takeaways from the survey, showcasing what you appreciate most and where we can enhance our support.
Weekly Market Update and Spotlight on AI- Navigating the potential AI Bubble
Weekly Market Update and Educational Spotlight on Bonds- Your Guide to Stability, Income, and Wealth
Weekly Market Update and BlackRock's Impact on New Zealand's Sustainable Future
Market Insights: Weekly Update and Spotlight on RBNZ's Roadmap to a Cashless Future: Your Voice Counts!
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Investment Topic - We delve into the latest economic updates, company news highlights, and spotlight cover Heartland Bank.
Investment Topic - We discuss the recent Economic News, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, Sheffield & Hallenstein Glasson.
Investment Topic - We discuss the recent Economic News, Ryman Healthcare, PGG Wrightson & Summerset Group.
Investment Topic - We discuss the recent Economic News, Currencu Hedged Investments and a Company News on Briscoe Group Limited.
Investment Topic - We discuss the recent Economic News, Performance of Stock picks 2023 & a wrap of the year we have had.
Investment Topic - We discuss the recent OCR annoucement, Charlie Munger's passing & Company Spotlight on EBOS.
Investment Topic - We discuss the recent general market trend, Yovich & Co preferred stocks & Company Spotlight on Ryman Healthcare.
Investment Topic - We discuss the recent GDP and OCR announcements, Investment News on Sheffield, The Warehouse & Marlin Global and a Company Spotlight of Fisher & Paykel
Investment Topic - We discuss the recent RBA announcement, new Fixed Interest assets and a Company Spotlight of Freightways.
Investment Topic - Money Month. We dicuss the ANZ Truckometer results, recent economic news and start our new feature of company spotlight.
Investment Topic – Risk & Diversification. We discuss the Business Outlook and Consumer Confidence Surveys, as well as the latest news from Infratil Limited (IFT.nz), Genesis Energy (GNE080.nz) Consider…
Investment Topic – Risk & Diversification. We discuss the risks of investing in the share market, and how to mitigate risk via diversification.
Stock Focus – Ryman Healthcare. We cover Ryman Healthcare’s recent earnings announcement.
Economic News – Trust Tax Rate Increase to 39%. We discuss the increase to the trust tax rate, as announced in Budget 2023, and what it means for investors.
Stock Focus – Mainfreight. We cover Mainfreight, a global supply chain logistics provider.
Market Theme – Have Interest Rates Peaked? We discuss whether interest rates have peaked yet, and what this means for investors.
Market Highlight – Synlait Milk Profit Downgrades. We highlight the recent profit downgrades by Synlait Milk, caused largely by reduced demand for its products, and the focus for the company to turn their results…
Market Highlight – IMF Outlook for Real Interest Rates. We highlight the outlook for real interest rates globally, as provided by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in its recent World Economic Outlook.
Investment Topic – How Bonds Work. We provide a guide for investors on how bonds work, including the mechanics and attributes of bonds.
Economic News – RBNZ Chief Economist Speech on Inflation. We discuss the recent speech on inflation by RBNZ’s Chief Economist Paul Conway.
Market Spotlight – Volatility. We put the spotlight on volatility, which increased after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
Market Highlight – Silicon Valley Bank Collapse. We discuss the collapse of US-based Silicon Valley Bank: what caused the collapse, is the bank being bailed out, and what is the contagion risk?
Market Highlight – Sheffield Resources Entitlement Offer. We discuss Sheffield’s entitlement offer, raising capital for a new mineral sands project in the south of Brazil, consisting of deposits identified …
Market Spotlight – Fuel Demand Projections for NZ. We put the spotlight on NZ’s fuel demand projections, as compiled by industry experts Hale and Twomey in a report commissioned by Channel Infrastructure NZ…
Investment Topic – Bonds vs Term Deposits. We discuss the implications of higher interest rates for investors, and the differences between bonds and term deposits.
Market Highlight – Ryman Healthcare Entitlement Offer. We discuss Ryman Healthcare’s entitlement offer, raising capital to strengthen Ryman’s balance sheet through the repayment of debt.
Market Theme - Recession. We discuss the impact of a recession on the sharemarket, and some ideas for investors looking to tilt their portfolio to a more defensive setting.
Market Spotlight – Official Cash Rate. We put the spotlight on the Official Cash Rate (OCR), and how the RBNZ uses it to control inflation.
Market Spotlight – NZ Housing Sector Update. We provide an update on the NZ housing sector, and look at the drivers of house price inflation over the past 20 years according to the Housing Technical Working Group…
Market Spotlight – Globalisation. We put the spotlight on globalisation: its rise in the 20th century, and its notable decline in the past few years.
The Year Ahead 2023. We look at the year ahead, and select our preferred stocks from the list of Herald Brokers’ Picks.
2022 - The Year in Review.
FPH's sales of hospital consumables have returned to month-on-month growth. How has the share market responded?
Sector Review – Aged Care / Retirement. Why have values fallen this year, and what is the outlook?
Market Highlight - RBNZ hikes the OCR by 75 basis points and forecasts recession. What has changed?
Market Highlight – ANZ Bank FY22 Result. Record-breaking profit but the share price dropped. Why?
Market Highlight – Zenith Minerals Demerger. What options do investors have?
The US market reversed the gains made in the previous week, as speculation around Federal Reserve rate hikes continues to drive swings in sentiment from one day to the next.
Markets made further gains last week, with the US market up 3.95%, the NZ market up 3.22%, and the Australian market up 1.51%.
The US market had its best week since June, with the Dow Jones Index up 4.89% and the NASDAQ up 5.22%.
Markets faced another week of falls, with a higher-than-expected US inflation report sparking higher rate hike expectations, and rising risk aversion.
Joint venture, Kimberley Mining Sands, has made the Final Investment Decision (FID) to construct and develop the Thunderbird Mineral Sands Project.
Share markets staged a rally at the beginning of last week, before falling back towards the end of the week.
The local market fell 3.23% last week, following the global downward trend, after stronger than expected inflation reports in Europe and the US.
Last week was eventful and volatile for equity and foreign exchange markets...
An inflation report in the US showed inflation higher than expected, prompting shares to move downwards on the expectation of higher interest rates...
Global sharemarkets had a positive week, with the US market leading the way...
Last week Yovich & Co farewelled a long-standing and highly-valued team member...
The US market fell heavily last week, with the S&P 500 down 4.04%, and the NASDAQ down 4.44%, driven by...
NZ and US markets were both down during last week, falling 0.39% and 1.21% respectively, while the Australian and UK...
Global sharemarkets continued the upward trend from July, with the NZ market adding a further 2.05% gain during the week.
Global sharemarkets continued the upward trend from July, with the NZ market adding a further 2.05% gain during the week.
Sharemarkets continued to make gains last week, completing a positive month of July.
Last week saw a recovery in sharemarkets globally, with the NZ market up 1.26%, the Australian market up 3.15%, and the US market up 2.55%
After a volatile week, markets recovered some ground to finish slightly down over the week.
Markets rebounded last week from a terrible first half of the year, with the local NZ sharemarket up 3.87% for the week
The NZ and Australian markets were relatively uneventful last week
We saw some recovery in sharemarkets globally last week
Global sharemarkets were down heavily last week due to central banks hiking rates
It was a tough week for sharemarkets globally, with the NZ market down 2.46% over the week
The local sharemarket had a strong week, recovering some of the losses made last mont
International sharemarkets made strong recoveries last week
The NZ and Australian markets saw modest increases over the week, up 0.89% and 1.14% respectively
n another rough week for equity markets globally, the NZ market fell heavily by 3.8%
Global equity markets fell last week due to global growth concerns surrounding
The NZ market was slightly down last week, while US indices ended the week sharply down after negative
The NZ market closed slightly up over the week, while other global markets recorded losses
The NZ and Australian markets were slightly down last week, while UK and European markets
The NZ market was slightly up last week, with a 0.29% gain, while the Australian
Global sharemarkets made further gains last week, with the S&P 500 in the US rising 1.8%, and the NASDAQ
Markets recovered strongly during the week; the US market leading the way with the Dow up 5.50% and
Major markets declined over the week, with the Dow and Nasdaq down 1.99% and 3.53% respectively
The NZ market was up 1.83% over the week, recovering the loss from the week earlier.
The NZ market dropped by 1.80% over the week following news of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
The NZ market was essentially flat over the last week, declining by 0.26%, however there were some large individual
The NZ market was slightly down by 0.86% in the last week, with 20 companies recording gains, and 29 companies
The NZ market was down a further 4.02% in the last week, with only 3 companies recording gains
After a strong 2021 year, markets in the US have had a weak start to 2022 as US interest rates
In this week’s market update, we review the Aged Care / Retirement sector, covering the four
Welcome to the first newsletter of the year. We hope you enjoyed a relaxing break over the Christmas
From all of us at Yovich & Co we wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year
Markets rebounded strongly last week, including the NZ index which gained 1.37%
The NZ index was slightly up last week, with 31 of the 50 companies making price gains.
n summary, the NZX50G had 26 companies on the downside, 1 remained unchanged, and 23 companies were on the upside.
In summary, the NZX50G had 21 companies on the downside, 5 remained unchanged, and 24 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 14 companies on the downside, and 36 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 42 companies on the downside, 1 remained unchanged and 7 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 16 companies on the downside, 1 remained unchanged and 33 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 25 companies on the downside, 2 remained unchanged and 23 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 23 companies on the downside, 4 remained unchanged and 23 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 21 companies on the downside, 1 remained unchanged and 29 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 30 companies on the downside, 3 remained unchanged and 17 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 27 companies on the downside, 4 remained unchanged and 19 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 31 companies on the downside, 3 remained unchanged and 16 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 25 companies on the downside, 2 remained unchanged and 23 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 21 companies on the downside, and 29 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 22 companies on the downside, 4 unchanged and 24 companies were on the upside
In summary, the NZX50G had 23 companies on the downside, 2 unchanged and 25 companies were on the upside
The first quarter of the 2018 year has seen an increase in volatility as overly positive expectations
Despite finishing the first week of the year in the Black, a fall of 2.52% last week has seen the market fall from record highs.
From all of us at Yovich & Co. we wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Against all odds, Labour and Jacinda Ardern have formed a government with NZ First and the Greens.
The New Zealand market has bounced back after a six day losing streak early in November to consolidate on its gains and remain above the significant 8,000 point level.
nother record high was reached for the NZX Gross Index, with growth companies like Serko