-- 非エネルギー鉱物関連株は月曜正午時点で1%以上上昇した。 フレッチャー・ビルディング（NZE:FBU、ASX:FBU）の株価は直近の取引で2%以上上昇した。 一方、消費財セクターは苦戦し、20%以上下落した。 フォンテラ・コーポラティブ・グループ（NZE:FCG）は、4月10日に約32億ニュージーランドドルの株主還元策が実施されたことを受け、株価が28%近く下落した。
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