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A gain of N77 billion was achieved by the Nigerian equities market in the last week, bringing the overall market capitalisation closer to the expected N60 trillion barrier. At the ...
On Wednesday, the equities market maintained its positive trajectory as investors made gains of N131 billion thanks to increases in the prices of 26 other stocks as well as shares ...
Tuesday's decline in 16 stocks, including National Salt Company, Thomas Wyatt Nigeria, May and Baker Nigeria, and others, caused the Nigerian equity market to lose N92.32 billion. The all-share index ...
The Nigerian Exchange on Monday lost N102bn, underpinned by losses in First Bank of Nigeria Holdings, Seplat Energy and Transcorp. The All-Share Index declined and market capitalisation by 0.18 per ...
The equity market extended its rally to the fourth consecutive trading day as investors gained about N259bn on Thursday. The benchmark index and the market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange ...
The Nigerian capital market declined by 1.36 per cent last week on the back of losses by PZ Cussons, McNichols, Secure Electronic Technology and 39 other equities. The All-Share Index ...
There was no respite for equity market investors in the past week, as they saw a N785bn reduction in their net value. This marked the fourth consecutive week of negative ...
After days of sustained bearish trading, the Nigerian exchange recorded a 0.05 per cent increase in the All-Share Index as investors gained N26bn. The local bourse has been on a ...
The bearish trading pattern maintained its grip on the Nigerian exchange on Wednesday resulting in a N673bn deduction from the wealth of investors. During the midweek trading, the All-Share Index ...
The Nigerian equity market was in the red zone throughout last week, as investors lost N1.57tn. According to analysts, the pullback in the domestic equity market, which has persisted for ...