BNZ 28/01/2031 4.354% Bank of N (BNZ200) Share Price Today
BNZ 28/01/2031 4.354% Bank of N Price Chart (BNZ200)
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BNZ 28/01/2031 4.354% Bank of N (BNZ200) Share Price Price Today
The BNZ200 share price today is NZD 4.93, up 1.02% on the day. BNZ 28/01/2031 4.354% Bank of N is listed on NZSE in New Zealand.
Prices are delayed quotes for information only and are not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
What is the BNZ200 share price today?
The BNZ200 share price today is NZD 4.93 on NZSE, the latest price we have. BNZ 28/01/2031 4.354% Bank of N trades in NZD.
Is BNZ200 share up or down today?
BNZ 28/01/2031 4.354% Bank of N (BNZ200) is up 1.02% compared with the previous close of NZD 4.88.
What was the BNZ200 closing price yesterday?
The previous close of BNZ200 was NZD 4.88.
What is the 52-week high and low of BNZ200?
Over the past year BNZ200 has traded between NZD 4.93 and NZD 4.93. The latest session's range was NZD 4.93 to NZD 4.93.
What is the trading volume of BNZ200?
27,000 shares of BNZ200 traded in the latest session.
Where does this BNZ200 price come from?
Stock prices and volumes from Yahoo Finance. These are delayed quotes: during trading they can lag the exchange by 15 minutes or more, and they are not a live feed.
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