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New Zealand Sharemarket Today: NZX 50 Slides 0.5% as Infratil Sell‑Off Caps Mainfreight Rally (13 November 2025)

New Zealand Stock Market Today: NZX 50 Climbs 0.8% as Earnings Season Lifts Sentiment – 20 November 2025

WELLINGTON – New Zealand’s stock market snapped its recent losing streak on Thursday, 20 November 2025, with the benchmark S&P/NZX 50 Index closing 0.84% higher at 13,439.40, up 112.5 points from Wednesday’s finish of 13,326.90. Turnover on the main board was about NZ$118 million with roughly 30.1 million shares traded, as investors digested a flurry of local earnings alongside a powerful global rally sparked by Nvidia’s blockbuster results. businessdesk.co.nz+1 Key numbers: New Zealand stock market today Over the last six months, the NZX 50 is still up about 5.9%, and roughly 5.2% over the past year, even after a choppy
20 November 2025
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Bubble or Boom? Magnificent Seven Stocks Face Critical Earnings Showdown

Bubble or Boom? Magnificent Seven Stocks Face Critical Earnings Showdown

Magnificent Seven Fuel a Record Tech Rally The Magnificent Seven – Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon (AMZN), Nvidia (NVDA), Tesla (TSLA), and Meta (META) – have been the engine of the 2023–2025 bull market. Together, these seven companies are valued at roughly $12–13 trillion, accounting for just over one-third of the S&P 500’s total market capitalization thedailyupside.com. Their outsized influence is undeniable: since early 2023, this elite cohort was responsible for over half of the S&P 500’s gains as investors piled into AI and tech winners straitstimes.com. In the past year alone, an index tracking the Magnificent Seven
27 October 2025
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Wall Street on Fire: Apple’s Record Rally Lifts Stocks as Earnings Season Heats Up

Wall Street on Fire: Apple’s Record Rally Lifts Stocks as Earnings Season Heats Up

Tech Stocks Drive Monday’s Rally U.S. markets powered higher on Monday amid optimism over iPhone 17 demand and easing geopolitical jitters. Apple soared to a record $262.24 close (+3.9%) after Counterpoint data showed strong early iPhone 17 sales – 14% above last year’s model in key markets ts2.tech. That helped spark a broad tech surge. As Proactive Investors noted, the Nasdaq climbed 1.4% with Apple up 3.9%, and the Dow/S&P both +1.1% proactiveinvestors.com. U.S. stocks advanced as Apple (AAPL) led gains,” TechStock² reported, and all three major indexes were near multi-year highs ts2.tech nasdaq.com. High-flying chip and AI names also
21 October 2025
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Massive Moves: Record Deals, FDA Wins & Crypto Mania Propel Top Stock Gainers (Sep 29, 2025)

Record Rally Stalls as Fed Cut Bets Soar and Earnings Loom

Rally Pauses After New Highs as Market Seeks Direction After a streak of record-setting gains, Wall Street’s rally took a breather heading into the weekend. On Wednesday the S&P 500 and Nasdaq notched all-time closing highs, but Thursday saw a mild pullback across major indices nasdaq.com. The S&P 500 dipped about 0.3% Thursday (to ~6,735), the Dow fell 0.5%, and the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.1% econotimes.com, pausing a record-breaking tech-driven surge. High-flying semiconductor and AI stocks led the dip – for instance, Dell Technologies tumbled -5% and Micron -2% amid profit-taking nicoop.com. Even with that consolidation, the uptrend remains intact: the S&P and Nasdaq are
10 October 2025
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