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Global markets were lower overnight following the resumption of a sell-off across US Technology stocks, with the latest round of selling being triggered by a record fine against Google’s parent company Alphabet from the European Union. On the flipside, mi

Global markets were lower overnight following the resumption of a sell-off across US Technology stocks, with the latest round of selling being triggered by a record fine against Google’s parent company Alphabet from the European Union. On the flipside, mi

Global markets were generally higher overnight as the main US markets advanced in late afternoon trading but a fall in technology stocks capped gains on the Nasdaq. The Price of gold fell to its lowest level in 6-weeks as a large sell order hit the market

Global markets were mixed on Friday as the Nasdaq (US Technology Index) posted its first weekly gain in three weeks, while energy shares rebounded as oil prices rose. The Financial sector weighed on Wall Street even after they passed their annual stress t

Yesterday saw the Reserve Bank of NZ hold the official cash rate at a record low of 1.75%. The RBNZ said that they will look through a recent pick-up in inflation which is being seen as temporary, while Governor Wheeler tried to talk down the high NZD. E

Global markets were generally lower overnight with the energy sector weighing on markets as the price of oil continued to tumble. Interestingly the US Technology sector recovered some of its recent falls. Both the Australian and NZ markets sold-off yeste

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Global markets were lower overnight as a sharp drop in oil prices squeezed energy stocks. Oil prices are at a seven-month lows after news of increases in supply by several key producers, a trend that has undermined attempts by OPEC and other producers to

Global markets were higher overnight with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones (Major US Market indices) hitting record highs as technology stocks rebounded after recent losses. Apple shares led gains as the technology sector is coming off its second straight weekly