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The benchmark index rose 1.18 per cent.The benchmark index rose 1.18 per cent.

Investors’ risk-on disposition to bellwethers like Dangote Cement, Nigerian Breweries and GTCO helped sustain the momentum of gain that started ...

The all-share index eased 5.34 points to 38,858.99, while market capitalisation dropped to N20.3 trillion.

BUA Cement and GTCO, two heavyweight equities, triggered the pullback, which in monetary terms equalled N51 billion.

Between January and now, the index has been down 3.47 per cent.

Year to date, the index is down by 3.39 per cent.

The outlook for stocks in the near time remains gloomy with no dramatic gains anticipated.

The index has dwindled 2.53 per cent since January.

Trade volume depleted by as much as 31 per cent.

Oando, Champion Breweries, Dangote Cement and Zenith led the retreat.

The report showed an impressive growth at 5.01 per cent and boosted optimism that the economy could attain its pre-pandemic ...

The all-share index rose 0.07 per cent.

As the deadline for release of banks’ earnings reports draw near, investors will be on the lookout for results of ...

Sell-offs in the shares of GTCO, Access and FBN Holdings weakened performance at individual stock level.

Dangote Cement, Honeywell Flour and UACN led the charge, with the advance helping to pare the bourse’s year-to-date loss to ...

Meyer, which announced an attractive dividend for shareholders, lost the most as the date for qualifying for the payout passed.

Year to date, the index is down by 1.86 per cent.

The benchmark index advanced 0.11 per cent.

The gain is one of the biggest daily rise this year.

UPL topped the losers’ table, declining by 9.79 per cent to close at N1.29.

The index remains 3.63 per cent down year to date.

Banking and telecom shares led the slide.

The all-share index was 9.84 points up at 38,927.83 just as market capitalisation rose to N20.3 trillion.

The all-share index advanced by 0.15 per cent.

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