The New Zealand share market was unchanged on Tuesday, with the benchmark Top 50 Index flat at 4,895, on Tuesday.
A portfolio manager at Devon Funds Management, Nick Dravitzki, says most of the focus was on results announcements.
That included Fishel & Paykel Healthcare, Contact Energy and Precinct Properties.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare shares rose as high as $4.20, matching their level on 23 January, which was the highest since February 2007.
Contact Energy shares fell 2 cents to $5.17 and Precinct Property's shares fell 1.5 cents to $1.015.
In the currency markets, news from the Reserve Bank of Australia had the biggest impact on the New Zealand dollar.
The Reserve Bank of Australia says the local economy is gaining strength thanks to the falling Australian dollar and the impact of previous interest rate cuts.
The kiwi declined slightly on Tuesday.
Shortly after 5pm, the New Zealand dollar was down against most of its trading partners from where it was at the same time on Monday.
It was trading at 83.5 US cents, 92.13 Australian cents, 49.90 British pence, 0.6086 euro and 85.59 yen.
On Monday the figures were 83.72 US cents, 92.43 Australian cents, 49.86 British pence, 0.6105 euro and 85.06 yen.