Рынки Новой Зеландии и США откатились после коррекции: акции Sky TV выросли, а Synlait Milk ожидает убыток

The two stocks, like Ryman Healthcare, had sharp rises after their weightings were increased in the index but then lost much of their gains straightaway. Auckland Airport declined 28c or 3.16% to $8.57 on trade worth $17.9m; Meridian was down 9c to $5.44; and Ryman decreased 7c or 3.33% to $2.03. Robertshawe said the passive investment funds needed to buy at “inelastic prices” in rebalancing their portfolios, and others took it as an opportunity to sell their shares. Offshore, the resumption of attacks in the Middle East and a rise in oil prices unsettled Wall Street. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.7% to 53,185.9 points; S&P 500 decreased 0.33% to 7686.14; and Nasdaq Composite was down 0.12% to 26,370.89. US forces struck two rocket launchers on Iran’s Larak Island, and Iran retaliated with attacks on US bases in Jordan – the first military action in a month. US President Donald Trump called it “a very good thing” that Iran had fired toward other Gulf states (Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait), arguing Iran had “lost all the support they had”. The Dow Jones has gained more than 1% for its fifth consecutive monthly advance, and its 15th positive month in the past 16. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq recorded their first one-month increases since May, up 2.6% and 3.9% respectively. Brent Crude oil was trading at US$90.99 (NZ$153.94) a barrel after falling to US$88 during the weekend. Local stocks At home, the market expects the RBNZ to increase the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 25 basis points this week to 2.75%, and to reach a peak of 3.5% this time next year. Robertshawe said 3.5% looked a bit high. “If you look at the strength of the companies and the way they are talking, they are not operating in a strong demand environment – no one is in growth mode; they are just trying to survive. “Hopefully the OCR will be stuck not much above 3%. The economic recovery is still at a very early stage, and I don’t see the point of crushing it before it starts. It doesn’t feel great, but then inflation has been high for a long time now,” he said. Sky TV was up 9c or 2.47% to $3.74, and has risen from $3.36 since it announced an increased dividend in its result on Friday. It is also forecasting 10% annual dividend growth. Robertshawe said investors had been absorbing Sky TV’s result. “The management is doing the rounds (with analysts) and telling their story and outlining the dividend is sustainable.” Fisher & Paykel Healthcare was down 20c to $44.20; Infratil decreased 16c to $14.26; a2 Milk eased 13c to $8.06; Mainfreight shed $1.02 to $65.97; Ebos Group declined 40c or 1.9% to $20.70; and Hallenstein Glasson dropped 15c to $11.80. Comvita fell 4c or 4.82% to 79c; Bremworth declined 3c or 4.23% to 68c; Pacific Edge lost 1.5c or 5.77% to 24.5c; Steel & Tube was down 1.5c or 4.55% to 31.5c; and Vista Group eased 5c or 1.82% to $2.69. Spark gained 4c or 1.87% to $2.18; Vulcan Steel rose 19c or 2.95% to $6.63; Scott Technology added 8c or 2.83% to $2.91; The Warehouse increased 2c or 2.96% to 69.5c; and Metro Performance Glass was up 1.5c or 1.73% to 88c. In the property sector, Investore fell 4c or 3.81% to $1.01; Stride declined 2.5c or 2.17% to $1.12; Goodman NZ decreased 3c to $1.99; Vital Healthcare Trust dropped 2c to $1.78; and Kiwi shed 1c to 91c. SkyCity was down 2c or 2.96% to 65.5c after completing the $74.5m sale of 99 Albert St in Auckland and investment properties on Victoria St to Mainland Capital and Russell Property Group. T&G Global, down 3c to $2.27, completed the sale of its Fijian and Pacific Islands export businesses to Bidfood. Synlait Milk was down 0.005c to 41c. Synlait had earlier told the market it was expecting a net loss of $70m-$75m for the year ending July. Operating earnings (ebitda) are likely to range from a loss of $2m to a gain of $3m. - Stay ahead with the latest market moves, corporate updates, and economic insights by subscribing to our Business newsletter – your essential weekly round-up of all the business news you need.