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Code committee finally ‘legal’ but mystery surrounds new appointees. NZ shares slip as US inflation data looms » Tags: Market Close « Fonterra shares jump after share buyback programme announced The trade-weighted index was at 71.77, from 71.91 yesterday. The NZ dollar was trading at 64.36 US cents at 3pm in Wellington, down from 64.73 cents yesterday. “What’s interesting is that it’s having a greater effect on the Kiwi dollar than the Australian dollar.” He said because the RBA had decided to put up interest rates at a faster pace than the markets were expecting and because of the global focus on inflation, it was going to have a negative effect. “It’s becoming a bit of a relativity exercise,” he said. Independent treasury adviser Peter Cavanaugh said data was currently taking a “third place” after global risk sentiment and what the central banks are expecting. Glass supplier Metro Performance Glass fell 11.1% to 24 cents, along with Chatham Rock, which fell 12.7% to 31 cents.Īustralian petroleum company Ampol was one of the few big gainers of the day, up 10.2% to $40.98 as oil prices jumped higher globally.Ĭancer diagnostics company Pacific Edge also led the index higher, rising 1.4% to 71 cents.ĬMC Markets analyst Tina Teng said in a note that the NZ dollar had been facing headwinds from economic uncertainty and bank stocks could continue to feel the pinch from RBA’s rate hikes. Sky Network Television was down most of the day before rising 3.8% to $2.84, picking up some ground it lost yesterday with its surprise announcement that the network wasn’t looking to be acquired – but to be the acquirer. Retirement village and rest home operator Ryman Healthcare was also down 2.7% to $9.10, while home healthcare service company Radius Healthcare was down 4% to 36 cents and Oceania Healthcare shares were flat at $1.01. Main said it was a “bit of an unknown” for the markets on exactly how the central banks would proceed, which had added to the shock around the RBA’s 50bp rate hike.ĭairy co-operative Fonterra Shareholders Fund Unit stocks were up 2.6% to $3.14 again after it announced yesterday it was introducing a new share buyback programme.Ī2 Milk Company shares were down 2.9% to $4.99 today, and Synlait Milk was also down 2.3% to $3.35. Westpac shares felt the biggest pinch today after falling 4.1% to $23.55, while ANZ Bank shares were down 1.3% to $26.45. 
Main said Heartland Bank had been dragged lower because of it and was down 2.9% to $1.98. “Central banks are going to have to be flexible, responsive and understanding of which levers they pull,” he said.
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