新西兰50 (NZX50) 加自选

新西兰股市在周三早盘上涨21点，涨幅0.2%，至12349点，部分从前一交易日的下跌中恢复过来。周二，在白宫确认各国必须在今天之前提交最佳报价后，投资者等待贸易谈判的最新进展，华尔街领涨。与此同时，有报道称，在特朗普最近指责中国违反贸易协议后，美国总统特朗普和中国领导人Xi可能会在本周晚些时候发表讲话，缓解贸易紧张局势的希望随之增加。交易员还监测了澳大利亚即将公布的第一季度GDP数据，该数据将于当天晚些时候公布，外界担心外部部门疲软和国内需求疲软导致增长缓慢。耐用消费品和非耐用消费品、金融和能源矿产领涨。早期表现良好的公司包括Mercury NZ Ltd.（上涨2.0%）、Restaurant Brands NZ（1.3%）、A2 Milk Co.（1.2%）和Scales Corp.（0.9%）。

Stocks in New Zealand rose 21 points or 0.2% to 12,349 during Wednesday's morning session, partly recovering from losses in the prior session. The gains followed a positive lead from Wall Street Tuesday, as investors awaited updates on trade negotiations after the White House confirmed that countries must submit their best offers by today. At the same time, hopes for easing trade tensions grew amid reports that U.S. President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping may speak later this week, following Trump’s recent accusation that China is violating their trade agreement. Traders also monitored Australia’s upcoming Q1 GDP data, due later in the day, amid concerns over sluggish growth driven by a weak external sector and subdued domestic demand. The advance was led by strength in consumer durables and non-durables, financials, and energy minerals. Early performers included Mercury NZ Ltd. (up 2.0%), Restaurant Brands NZ (1.3%), A2 Milk Co. (1.2%), and Scales Corp. (0.9%).

新西兰GDT价格指数从之前的-0.9%降至-1.6%。新西兰GDT价格指数从之前的-0.9%降至-1.6%

New Zealand GDT Price Index declined to -1.6% from previous -0.9%.New Zealand GDT Price Index declined to -1.6% from previous -0.9%

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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index fell 0.5% to close at 12,359 on Tuesday, as investors returned from a long weekend to assess escalating global trade tensions. Late Monday, China rejected US claims of violating a trade deal, instead blaming Washington for not honoring the agreement—signaling deteriorating ties between the two powers. Meanwhile, the EU criticized President Trump’s plan to double steel tariffs to 50%, warning it could undermine ongoing negotiations and vowing potential countermeasures. Adding to the bearish tone, weak Chinese factory activity data raised concerns over Kiwi exports, given China’s role as a key trading partner. Across the bourse, A2 Milk was the worst performer, sliding nearly 5%. Other notable losses included Infratil (-1%), Mercury NZ (-1.4%), Contact Energy (-1.1%), and Mainfreight (-2%).

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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index fell 0.7% to close at 12,3527 on Tuesday, as investors returned from a long weekend to assess escalating global trade tensions. Late Monday, China rejected US claims of violating a trade deal, instead blaming Washington for not honoring the agreement—signaling deteriorating ties between the two powers. Meanwhile, the EU criticized President Trump’s plan to double steel tariffs to 50%, warning it could undermine ongoing negotiations and vowing potential countermeasures. Adding to the bearish tone, weak Chinese factory activity data raised concerns over Kiwi exports, given China’s role as a key trading partner. Across the bourse, A2 Milk was the worst performer, sliding more than 5%. Other notable losses included Infratil (-1.3%), Mercury NZ (-4.2%), Mainfreight (-3.3%), and Vector (-2.7%).