Specifically, the All-Share Index shed 145.51 points or 0.51 per cent to close at 28,566.79 on Friday, compared with 28,712.30 achieved on Thursday amidst loss by Nestle.
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The Nigerian Stock Exchange opened trading for the week on Monday on a positive note with a marginal growth of 0.06 per cent.
The week-long bearish trend persisted on Friday with the All-Share Index of the Nigerian Stock Exchange declining further by 0.1 per cent, due to profit taking.
Specifically, the All Share Index, which opened at 29,375.25, lost 75.16 points or 0.26 per cent to close at 29,300.09.
Specifically, the All Share Index shed 19.89 points, representing a dip of 0.07 per cent to close at 29,375.25 against 29, 395.14 achieved on Tuesday.
Consequently, the market capitalisation dropped to N12 trillion mark, having lost N94 billion to close at N12.956 trillion compared with N13.050 trillion recorded on Monday.
Specifically, the All Share Index lost 352.26 points or 1.18 per cent to 29,614.61 compared with 29,966.87 achieved on Friday.
Trading activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange closed northward on Friday, amid quarter end window dressing and low price attraction.
Trading activities on the Nigeria equities market extended its bearish run for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, with the crucial market indices depreciating further by 0.20 per cent.
The persistent downward movement on the Nigerian Stock Exchange continued on Tuesday with market indices depreciating further by 0.47 per cent, due to sell pressure in 22 stocks.
Transactions on the nation’s bourse resumed for the week on Monday still on a downward trend with the market capitalisation dropping by N18 billion.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange on Friday recorded growth with the market capitalisation increasing by N37 billion to change the bearish posture it maintained in the last four days.
The long bearish trend on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) seems to be moderating, as the crucial market indicators dropped marginally by 0.02 per cent on Thursday.
For the third day running, activities on the nation’s bourse continued on a bearish mood on Wednesday, with the All Share Index dropping further by 0.15 per cent.
The market indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange maintained the bearish posture on Monday in spite of the listing for of additional 1.88 billion shares of Ellah Lakes Plc.
The Nigerian equities market resumed trading for the week on consolidation of a five-day losing streak with a loss of N48 billion due to bargain hunting.
Trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange resumed on Thursday after the two-day holidays to mark Eid-el-Fitri on a bearish trend due to bargain hunting.
The Nigerian equities market maintained a bearish outing on Monday, having opened for the week with a loss of 0.45 per cent.
The crucial market indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange dropped by 0.17 per cent on Thursday after the work-free day to mark the May 29 inauguration date.
MTN Nigeria Communications on Friday recorded its first price loss on the Nigerian Stock Exchange after listing on May 16.