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Transcorp contributed 41 per cent of the entire volume, which stood at 387.2 million.

The all-share index edged down by 46.93 basis points to 38,802.12 and market capitalisation to N20.2 trillion.

Nigerian stocks posted their biggest return in 17 weeks.

The rise derived boost from investor exuberance for the shares of United Capital and those of energy and consumer goods ...

Impressive earnings releases by Cutix and TotalEnergies on Thursday have been accompanied by dividend declarations from both firms.

Market breadth, which measures investors’ sentiments, was broadly positive as there were 22 advancers in contrast to 10 losers.

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The all-share index and market capitalisation both weakened by 0.12 per cent.

A couple of board meeting notices were published on Tuesday, signalling the issuing of companies’ financials is round the corner.

Stocks sank further in a N71 billion bank-led retreat.

The Nigerian bourse is right into its earnings season, marked by releases of companies financials and announcements of dividends and ...

The benchmark index and market capitalisation climbed by 1.47 and 1.49 per cent in that order.

The all-share index toppled by 475.68 basis points to close at 37,994.19.

The all-share index expanded 198.03 points to 38,418.04 just as market capitalisation jumped to N20.027 trillion.

Market breadth closed on a positive note, pitting 27 gainers against 16 laggards.

The all-share index and market capitalisation climbed by 1.47 and 1.49 per cent in that order.

The all-share index dropped 0.19 per cent.

In all, 202.718 million shares estimated at N2.408 billion were traded in 3,630 deals.

Stoking loss, the banking index dipped 0.75 per cent to 359.93 basis points.

Equities fell by 1.81 per cent.

Year to date, the index is down by 4.28 per cent.

The All-share index lifted 0.09 per cent.

Market breadth was negative, making 26 losers to emerge relative to 19 gainers.

Traders’ risk-off disposition to bellwether stocks like MTN Nigeria, GTB, and Nigerian Breweries triggered the slide.

Year to date, the index is down by 3.45 per cent.