Benign outlook for markets after turbocharged 2019

New Zealand’s stock market isn’t expected to repeat the stonking return of 2019, but low interest rates and a benign economic environment should be enough to keep things ticking over this year.The S&P/NZX50 Index notched up a 30.4 percent gain in 2019, its biggest since the measure was launched...

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