Nigerian stocks climb for third straight session on investors’ stronger risk appetite
Demand pressure on the shares of MTN Nigeria, Zenith Bank, GTCO and WAPCO helped sustain the bull run.
Demand pressure on the shares of MTN Nigeria, Zenith Bank, GTCO and WAPCO helped sustain the bull run.
Year to date, the index is up 15.6 per cent.
Tier-1 lender GTCO led the rout that left its share price only 5 kobo away from its lowest level in ...
The market appears to have entered correction territory after shedding 0.22 per cent last week.
The all-share index was down by 153.8 basis points at 52,944.7. Similarly, market capitalisation depreciated to N28.5 trillion.
Blue chip stocks including cement-maker WAPCO, Presco, Okomu Oil and Flour Mills drove the climb in a session during which ...
The insurance sector was at the far back of performance of the five sector indexes tracked by the bourse.
Unity led gainers, appreciating by 9.62 per cent to close at N0.57.
The all-share index rose 0.07 per cent.
The all-share index advanced by 0.15 per cent.
The day’s positive show hinged on the performances of Okomu Oil, Dangote Cement and WAPCO.
The decline follows three successive sessions of gain.
Trade ended with a positive breadth with 24 gainers recorded against 22 losers.
First Bank Holdings was the most active stock with 79.603 million units of its stocks worth N574.498 million traded in ...
The benchmark index closed higher by 277.17 points at 39,493.37 points while market capitalisation closed at N20.663 trillion.
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 index inched up to 39,396.57 points, racking up 64.96 index points.
The All Share Index fell 0.40 per cent.
The All Share Index (ASI) tapered by 0.44 per cent to 39,522.06 basis points. Market capitalisation declined to N20.678 trillion ...
Food giant Nestle’s drop followed its underwhelming 2020 financial performance.
The All Share Index closed at 40,154.09 index points while market capitalisation eased to N21.009 trillion.
The market also faces uncertainties at a time majority of companies’ earnings reports for 2020 are yet to be issued.
The week records a return of -1.66 per cent.
The All Share Index (ASI) edged lower to 42,043.79 index points.
Airtel Africa, Flour Mills, WAPCO, MTNN and Fidson largely stoked gains the same day the central bank held benchmark lending ...
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