New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index finished little changed at 13,486 on Monday after two consecutive sessions of losses. Shares of Tourism Holdings closed 0.4% higher, rebounding from an intraday drop of up to 5.4% after the company announced it would shut its RV manufacturing factory in Brisbane, Australia, from December 19. Among index heavyweights, notable gains were seen in Fisher & Paykel (+0.7%), Mercury NZ (+1.1%), and Spark NZ (+1.3%), which were offset by losses in Auckland Intl Airport (-0.9%), Contact Energy (-1.2%), and a2 Milk (-0.9%). Overseas, market focus is on the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision this week, with a quarter point cut widely anticipated.