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The NXZ 50 climbed by 18 points, or 0.1%, to 13,138 in Friday morning trade, moving up from its lowest level in two weeks, touched the day before. The rise tracked an upbeat session on Wall Street overnight, supported by the Fed rate cuts and indicating two additional cuts before the end of the year. Optimism increased following a statement from New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, who reiterated on Friday that he has huge confidence in Nicola Willis as finance minister and in economic growth. On the data front, the country’s trade gap narrowed in August compared to the same month last year, despite being larger than expected. Communication services, utilities, and industrials mainly drove the index, with notable gains from F&C Investment (0.9%), Ebos Group (0.8%), ANZ Group (0.5%), and Delegat Group (0.5%). For the week, the index is heading for a 0.7% fall after being flat the previous week amid disappointing GDP results.

New Zealand Stocks Rise But Point to Weekly Decline

New Zealand’s trade deficit shrank to NZD 1.2 billion in August 2025, from NZD 2.3 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year. Exports surged by 23% year-on-year to NZD 5.9 billion, on outbound shipment of fruit (57%), milk powder, butter, and cheese (32%), meat and edible offal (30%), and precious metals, jewelry, and coins (92%). On the other hand, import values declined slightly, falling 0.4% to NZD 7.1 billion, weighed down by lower purchases of petroleum and products (-10%), aircraft and parts (-34%), ships, boats, and floating structures (-92%), and food residues, wastes, and fodder (-16%). Export growth was broad-based, with shipments rising to China (+35%), Australia (+17%), the US (+14%), and the EU (+52%), while imports fell from the EU (-6%), the US (-1.3%), and South Korea (-32%).

New Zealand Trade Deficit Narrows in August

The Ibovespa edged down 0.1% to close at 145,500 on Thursday as investors digested Copom’s decision and weighed the global rate outlook. The Central Bank kept the Selic at 15% for a second consecutive meeting and said rates are likely to remain elevated for some time because the labour market is strong, fiscal support remains ample and inflation expectations are not yet anchored. That cautious stance did little to support equities, though credit sensitive names retained much of yesterday’s gains after the Fed cut rates. Magazine Luiza fell 1.1% while Renner rose 0.4%. Among commodities, Vale lost 0.4% and Petrobras 1%. Banks were mixed with Banco do Brasil up 1.1% and Santander down 0.8%.

Ibovespa Gives Up Record High

Net foreign acquisitions of long-term securities, short-term US securities, and banking flows was a net inflow of $2.1 billion in July 2025. Foreign residents increased their holdings of long-term US securities by $78.8 billion, including $72.4 billion in net purchases by private investors and $6.4 billion by foreign official institutions. At the same time, US residents raised their holdings of long-term foreign securities, recording net purchases of $29.6 billion.

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