What is the name of the main stock exchange operating in New Zealand, headquartered in Wellington?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. NZX (New Zealand Exchange)
- Step 1: NZX operates New Zealand's equity, debt, and derivatives markets, including the NZX 50 Index of top listed companies. Step 2. It originated from regional gold mining sharebrokers' associations in the 1870s. Answer: NZX (New Zealand Exchange). Why not the others: Major companies listed on the NZX include Meridian Energy, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, Auckland Airport, and Spark.
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