Nigerian stocks drift higher on bank gains but weak volume casts gloom
The benchmark index rose to 38,866.39 points.
The benchmark index rose to 38,866.39 points.
The market recorded a negative breadth, after 27 losers emerged against 12 gainers.
The all-share index slipped 150.13 basis points to 38,766.61.
Nigerian stocks were up by N436.250 billion in the week that just went by.
The benchmark index climbed 380.81 points to close at 39,085.78, while market capitalisation rose to N20.450 trillion at the end ...
The all-share shrank by 17.90 points to close at 38,704.97.
The all-share index closed at 38,722.87 points while market capitalisation lifted to N20.260 trillion.
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The all-share index fell by 1.37 per cent.
Investors' exuberance lifted turnover by 119 per cent to N5.854 billion, with GTB alone accounting for N3.553 billion.
The all-share index edged lower by 14.68 points to close at 38,706.13 points.
Year to date, the index is down by 3.85 per cent.
The all-share index closed at 38,561.84 points.
The all-share index was down by 234.08 points to 38,697.17 points.
The all-share index slipped 709.72 points.
The all-share index inched up to 39,396.57 points, racking up 64.96 index points.
All the key market performance indicators declined.
The benchmark index shrank 0.08 per cent.
Food giant Nestle’s drop followed its underwhelming 2020 financial performance.
The market's cumulative loss for February stood at N1.363 trillion.
The benchmark index fell to 40,095.49 points while market capitalisation contracted to N20.978 trillion at the end of trade.
Zenith Bank, supported by a 10.4 per cent lift in its 2020 profit announced on Tuesday, contributed in no small ...
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The market also faces uncertainties at a time majority of companies’ earnings reports for 2020 are yet to be issued.
The Insurance Index saw the deepest plunge of the five sectorial indices, going down 1.54 per cent to 215.80 index ...
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