The NZX 50 dropped 111 points, or 0.9%, to close at 12,764 on Tuesday, deepening losses from morning trade after reopening following a Monday holiday and marking a third straight session of declines. The broader index fell to its lowest level since March 30, mainly weighed down by consumer staples, materials, real estate, and healthcare stocks. Uncertainty surrounding US-Iran peace talks further pressured sentiment amid rising oil prices, raising concerns about domestic inflation. Meanwhile, US futures were volatile ahead of the release of a slew of earnings reports from major tech companies. Among the biggest laggards were Ryman Healthcare (-4.2%), Summerset Group (-3.3%), A2 Milk (-2.7%), Mainfreight (-2.3%), Ebos Group (-0.2%), Contact Energy (-1.2%), ANZ Group (-0.9%), Westpac Banking Corp. (-0.8%), and Fisher & Paykel (-0.7%). In corporate news, capital markets operator NZX launched a new futures index, the S&P/NZX 20, offering equity investors a more efficient way to manage risk.

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