The NZX 50 climbed 163 points, or 1.3%, to close at 12,912 on Tuesday, reversing morning weakness and snapping a two-session decline as U.S. futures rallied on reports President Trump may end the war in Iran despite continued disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. Sentiment was further lifted by a rebound in private sector activity in top trading partner China, with manufacturing output recovering post–Spring Festival and services activity regaining momentum. Healthcare, financials, and logistics led the gains, though weakness in commercial services and consumer durables capped the upside. Standouts included Turners Automotive (2.7%), Hallenstein Glasson (2.2%), and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (2.1%). However, local markets fell 5.9% in March, reversing prior gains, as Wellington warned inflation could breach the RBNZ’s 1–3% target if geopolitical risks persist. Business confidence also slid to a near two-year low, reflecting caution over potential fallout from Middle East shocks.

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