Three Years of Tinubu: Nigeria’s President highlights successes, challenges
"Had we refused to act, our nation would have drifted toward fiscal breakdown, worsening poverty, and severe economic uncertainty."
"Had we refused to act, our nation would have drifted toward fiscal breakdown, worsening poverty, and severe economic uncertainty."
Fortis Global Insurance recorded the highest volume with 146.62 million shares traded, accounting for 17.80 per cent of the day’s ...
As of the close of trade last Friday, the stock was quoted at N17.36 in Lagos, marking a surge of ...
The power utility recorded a profit decline despite a marked improvement in turnover as cost pressures eroded earnings.
The planned cash distribution translates into a total payout of N22.5 billion, marking a 5.9 per cent increase over what ...
The inflation-beating performance stands 36.8 per cent higher than consumer inflation for November, which was 14.5 per cent.
The upward trend was driven by strong buying interest in medium and large-capitalised stocks, including Oando.
Revenue for the review period more than tripled to N377.6 billion.
The all-share index climbed down by 715.7 basis points to 49,629.4, while market capitalisation dropped to N29.3 trillion.
Market breadth was positive as 20 gainers emerged compared to 16 laggards
The all-share index rose by 10.3 basis points to 48,899.1, while market capitalisation closed higher at N26.6 trillion.
The all-share index grew 14.1 basis points to 44,332.2, while market capitalisation marginally climbed to N24.1 trillion.
The NGX 30, the index tracking the combined progress of the top 30 firms in terms of market value and ...
The all-share index jumped by 120.6 basis points to 48,675.3, while market capitalisation closed rose to N26.3 trillion.
Improvement in the size of trade was just 6 per cent, which explains the slow rate at which the combined ...
The advance also drew support from Conoil and MTN Nigeria, which both reported moderate gains.
The telco’s shares surged 5.64 per cent to N270 per unit on Lagos’ Custom Street on Thursday, its peak level ...
That translates to 64.3 per cent of the cumulative trade executed on the exchange January through April.
A positive market breadth was recorded as 28 gainers emerged against 23 laggards. The rest 64 participating stocks saw no ...
Zenith Bank, UBA and FBN Holdings drove the pullback.
Many investors went for United Capital's shares.
Oil and Gas giant Seplat Energy set the bourse on a downward trajectory after traders sold their holdings.
The all-share index dipped two basis points to 47,064.82
The size of trade shrank by as much as 33 per cent.
The index has seen a 10.4 per cent gain January to date.
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