Stock Market
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322Bears Hold Sway as ASI Down 0.2%
EQUITIES The Nigerian equities market reversed yesterday’s gains as sell pressures on BUACEMENT (-5.9%) undermined market performance. Thus, the NGX-ASI declined by...
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411Banking Stocks Lead Rebounds as ASI Up 0.2%
EQUITIES The local bourse ended today’s session higher underpinned by gains in UBA (+3.5%) and ZENITHBANK (+2.4%). As a result, the All-Share index...
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Domestic Bourse Records More Gains
In today’s trading session, the domestic bourse gained 32bps, as the benchmark index closed at 97,236.19 points. Investors interest in ARADEL (+10.00%),...
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455SEC Urges Stockbrokers on $1tr Economy
The Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Emomotimi Agama, has urged stockbrokers and stakeholders in Nigeria’s capital market to fully utilize the...
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Bulls Resurface on Customs Street as ASI Up 0.4%
EQUITIES The Nigerian equities market ended today’s session on a positive note as gains in ARADEL (+10.0%) and OANDO (+7.0%) drove the...
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343Customs Street Opens Negative as ASI down 0.5%
EQUITIES The domestic bourse carried on last week’s bearish performance, as sell pressures on OANDO (-9.9%), MTNN (-2.8%) and ARADEL (-10.0%) drove the All-Share...
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365Stock Market Capitalisation Plunges Further
In the first trading session of the month, the market shed 22bps to close at 97,432.02 points. Investors interest in GTCO (+2.98%),...
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404Shares Slide as Exchange Wobble Continues
GLOOMY – Despite fleeting gains, the market has continued to struggle to bounce back The continuous downturn at the Nigerian Stock Exchange...
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263Asian Stocks Fall as Caution Abounds, Japan Gains
Stocks in Asia declined as traders braced for volatility ahead of next week’s US election and the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. Benchmarks...
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Profit-taking Drags Down Market Performance
EQUITIES Profit-taking activities continued today in the Nigerian equities market, with TRANSCORP (-7.4%), ACCESSCORP (-4.7%) and BUACEMENT (-1.0%) weighing down the bourse....
