By Bevan Graham The New Zealand economy is recovering well. Activity indicators continue to surprise on the upside, the unemployment rate...

The leading energy stocks Contact and Meridian powered into life to provide the New Zealand sharemarket with a small gain, though the...

Bevan Graham has flagged inflation concerns in his first formal analysis penned as economist for new employer, Salt Funds Management.

A double-digit decline in a2 Milk's first half net profit helped tip the sharemarket into correction territory

NZ Equities Suit Active Not Passive Investing. 2020 was a white-knuckle ride for NZ equity investors.

Margin Call: Will the market sweet spot endure in 2021? By Matthew Goodson Wed, 13 Jan 2021 Markets ended 2020 against a backdrop of...

By: Graham Skellern Wall Street pushed to new record highs on the day new United States president Joe Biden was inaugurated – and the New...

Salt Funds Management has established a new range of products that will see the Auckland-based boutique branch out into global asset...

By: Jamie Gray Business reporter, NZ Herald If you are wondering why your Kiwisaver account is looking healthy, there's a good chance...

Some of the more interesting comments I have read in recent times were made by the RBNZ Governor, Adrian Orr a few days ago. "The fact...

Financial markets have taken Labour's landslide win in their stride. By midday the New Zealand dollar was trading at US66.13c, up a touch f

Last week marked a milestone in NZ financial history, with three year government bond yields dipping into negative territory.

A fascinating aspect of equity markets is that a bubble seems to form every 10 or so years due to a loss of generational investor memory reg

The S&P/NZX 50 Index advanced 126.83 points, or 1.1 percent, to 11,259.41. Within the index, 28 stocks rose, 18 fell, and four were unchange

We have seen the OCR target slashed to 0.25% and aggressive Quantitative Easing (QE) employed to control interest rates across the curve.

New Zealand shares fell as a spate of new covid-19 cases in China spoiled investor sentiment across Asia. Casino operator SkyCity Entertain

Catherine Harris12:40, Jun 03 2020 ANALYSIS: Is the sharemarket getting ahead of reality? It's a question for Kiwi investors as optimism...

New Zealand shares fell as China didn't set a target for gross domestic product growth, spurring concern about the global economic recovery.

As the ancient curse goes, “may you live in interesting times”. These interesting times of Covid-19 have given NZ and many other economies a

New Zealand shares rose for a third day as investors hoping to join the recent rally continued to buy into stocks impacted by the pandemic.

Two weeks into lockdown and thoughts are turning to recovery and what sort of economy New Zealand is going to have.

"Helicopter money" – cash payments to all citizens – cannot be ruled out in New Zealand's current coronavirus crisis, a fund manager believe

New Zealand shares snapped a three-day rally in volatile trading, as investors continue to assess the fallout from the level 4 shutdown and

The main proposal is a change to the ETS so that there is an overall limit on the amount of emissions credits in the system, and a price...