New Naira Notes: Banks close down over customers’ protests in Kogi
Customers picketed the banks and asked them to either change the daily narration of “no money” or close down.
Customers picketed the banks and asked them to either change the daily narration of “no money” or close down.
Measly gains cumulatively garnered by bank stocks like Zenith, Access Holdings, Zenith and FBN Holdings were eroded by dips in ...
The all-share index increased 675.7 points to 50,626 points, while market capitalisation closed higher at N27.3 trillion.
The all-share index dropped 633 points to 51,778.1, while market capitalisation eased to N27.9 trillion.
Nigeria’s biggest oil and gas firm by market value Seplat led the advance on Friday, assisted by Flour Mills and ...
The all-share index inched up by 3.2 basis points to 48,571.8, while market capitalisation jumped to N26.2 trillion.
The all-share index eased by 84.04 points to 47,202.30 points, while market capitalisation dropped to N25.4 trillion.
FBN Holdings and some other bank equities led the recovery.
The return was miles away from the 50 per cent reported for last year.
Driving the gain were Seplat, FBN Holdings, NGX Group, ETI, Zenith and GTCO.
The index has seen a 4.34 per cent gain January to date.
Big bank stocks including GTCO, FBN Holdings, Access and Zenith as well as MTNN set the decline in motion.
The all-share index eased 0.51 per cent.
FBN Holdings, Zenith and GTCO set the advance in motion, supported by food giant Nestle.
GTCO and Zenith, Nigeria’s two biggest lenders by market capitalisation, accounted most for the drop as investors were more willing ...
The all-share index slipped 23.25 points to 43,707.3, while market capitalisation eased to N23.8 trillion at the end of trade.
The insurance sector was at the far back of performance of the five sector indexes tracked by the bourse.
Okomu, Zenith, Access and GTCO especially helped stocks’ general performance.
The all-share index dropped 21.16 points.
Between January and now, the index has been down 3.47 per cent.
The all-share index slipped 46.77 basis points to 39,204.54, while market capitalisation fell to N20.4 trillion.
The all-share index was up by 68.01 basis points at 39,252.19.
Meyer, which announced an attractive dividend for shareholders, lost the most as the date for qualifying for the payout passed.
The benchmark index advanced 0.11 per cent.
The index is down by 3.67 per cent year to date.
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