US-Iran tensions dent strong week for NZX50
Exporters a2 Milk and Sanford were the top gainers with the kiwi on track for its worst week since November.
New Zealand’s S&P/NZX 50 index capped off a strong week on a sour note, as the prospect of a US military strike against Iran sapped investors’ appetite for riskier assets, stoking a rally in gold prices and bonds and pushing up oil prices.
Meanwhile, Reserve Bank governor Anna Breman continued to press the message that the economy has scope to recover while inflation returns to the ...MORE»
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Deal creates one of the world's largest active manager shops
Two managers represented by Heathcote Partners in New Zealand have agreed to a merger at at £9.9 billion.
New York-based Nuveen, which entered the New Zealand market last year plans to acquire Schroders for £9.9 billion.
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