Stock Market
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229Local Bourse Maintains Downward Momentum as ASI Down 5.0%
EQUITIES The local bourse maintained its downward momentum, closing lower for the seventh consecutive trading session, as losses in DANGCEM (-10.0%), MTNN...
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206Bears Re-opens the Week as ASI Down 0.5%
EQUITIES The bearish run in the Nigerian equities market continued as selloffs in UBA (-4.9%), PRESCO (-2.0%), and INTBREW (-8.3%) drove the...
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210Capital Market Closes Lower as ASI Down 0.33%
In today’s session, the market also closed lower, with the NGX ASI and market capitalisation declined by 0.33%. Market activity was notably...
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234Stocks Drop in Volatile Week on AI Valuation Woes
Asian equities fell at the end of a volatile week marked by conflicting views, as investors balanced optimism over technological advances with...
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173Sell-Offs Persist at the Exchange as ASI Down 0.4%
EQUITIES The bears continued to dominate the Nigerian equities market for the fourth consecutive trading session, as losses in MTNN (-2.5%), ZENITHBANK...
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Bearish Run Continues as ASI Down 1.3%
EQUITIES The domestic stock market extended its losing streak, as profit-taking in MTNN (-5.9%), TRANSCORP (-10.0%), and WAPCO (-7.1%) caused a 1.2%...
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208Bearish Sentiment Persists at the Exchange as ASI Down 0.7%
EQUITIES Bearish sentiments persisted in the domestic bourse as losses in NESTLE (-9.7%), GTCO (-4.9%), OANDO (-10.0%), and ZENITHBANK (-2.3%) drove the...
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195Stock Futures Drop as Fed, Palantir Hurt Sentiment
US stock futures dropped along with Asian shares as uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook and Palantir Technologies Inc.’s earnings weighed...
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226Stock Market Opens Week Bearish as ASI Down 0.3%
EQUITIES The Nigerian equities market opened the week on a bearish note as sell pressures on ACCESSCORP (-3.1%), ARADEL (-9.2%), UNILEVER (-4.3%),...
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150Sanwo-Olu, NGX Group, Champion Creative Economy Financing
Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Friday performed the Closing Gong Ceremony at Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) in commemoration of Lagos...
