Equity trading slumps to pre-pandemic levels on NZX
Debt and derivatives are hitting their stride as portfolios get rebalanced.
NZX chief executive Mark Peterson.
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Macro factors have pushed equity trading levels on the NZX down to pre-pandemic levels, while debt and dairy derivates are having a moment.
According to July metrics, the exchange saw $2.456 billion traded in the month, down 40.2% year on year, with total trades down 42.9% to 716,416.
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