The NZX 50 fell 74 points, or 0.6%, to close at 13,171 on Tuesday, after gaining in the previous session, as traders resumed activity following a holiday on Monday, amid uncertainty over US-Iran peace talks aimed at ending the war. The broader index pulled back from its highest level since May 7, reached on Friday, mainly weighed down by materials, financials, energy, and consumer discretionary stocks. Traders continued to assess comments from RBNZ Governor Anna Breman, who said last week that the Official Cash Rate is likely to rise sooner and more sharply than previously indicated. Caution also prevailed ahead of the release of US PMI and jobless claims figures due later this week. Among the biggest laggards were ANZ Group (-4.1%), Vulcan Steel (-3.6%), Infratil (-3.0%), Chorus (-2.3%), Westpac Banking Corp. (-1.8%), Australian Foundation Investment (-1.8%), F&C Investment (-1.7%), Hallenstein Glasson (-1.6%), and Fisher & Paykel (-1.3%).

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