Jarden Brief: All eyes on My Food Bag ahead of market listing
4 Mar, 2021 07:54 PM
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My Food Bag is set to list on the stock market today. Photo / File
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The NZX 50 fell 1.1 per cent yesterday. This fall was led by the utilities sector down 1.8 per cent and healthcare down 1.6 per cent. The top-performing sectors of the day were financials up 1.7 per cent and consumer cyclicals up 0.9 per cent.
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) was the top performer up 2.8 per cent. Tourism, leisure and entertainment company, Skycity Entertainment Group, rose 2.6 per cent for the second day in a row.
High-end properties lead house price surge By Malavika Santhebennur 05 March 2021
The “high end” of the property market in the capital cities has benefited the most from the recent housing upswing, jumping 2.7 per cent in value, according to CoreLogic.
In her analysis of the current upswing in the value of national dwellings, CoreLogic head of research Australia Eliza Owen said that a “striking feature” of the current boom is the pace at which the high end of the market has surged in recent months.
According to CoreLogic’s latest home value index results released on 1 March, Australian home values rose by 2.1 per cent in February 2021, representing the largest monthly rise in 17 years.
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Call to set up separate quarantine for international students as universities struggle with collapsing business model
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A peak education body is lobbying the government for a dedicated hotel quarantine program for international students that would allow them to fly into the country, vowing to pay whatever it takes to make it happen.
Key points:
Australia s international travel ban has been extended for another three months
A peak body says the situation has delivered a $9 billion hit to the economy