Nigerian stocks crash to nine-month low as investors expect Q3 results
The telecom operator has shed more than N2 trillion in market value in less than two weeks, having seen a ...
The telecom operator has shed more than N2 trillion in market value in less than two weeks, having seen a ...
The all-share index inched up 12.99 basis points to 47,246.90, while market capitalisation increased to N25.5 trillion.
Oil and Gas giant Seplat Energy set the bourse on a downward trajectory after traders sold their holdings.
Sell-offs in the shares of MTN Nigeria, GTCO and Access Bank sparked off the retreat just as trade volume declined ...
Airtel continued to draw interest from investors, garnering 10 per cent gain.
Oil drilling giant Seplat drove Friday’s climb, with support from Nigerian Breweries, Vitafoam, Transcorp and Courteville.
UPL topped the losers’ table, declining by 9.79 per cent to close at N1.29.
Transcorp contributed 41 per cent of the entire volume, which stood at 387.2 million.
The all-share index climbed 313.45 basis points to 38,212.01.
The All-share index lifted 0.09 per cent.
The all-share index closed 0.15 per cent.
The all-share index was down by 0.08 per cent.
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