Nigerian equities market on Monday opened trading for the week with a loss of N277 billion, amidst weak sentiments in the wake of weaker oil prices and Coronavirus pandemic.
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The Nigerian Stock Exchange has emerged the second largest Exchange Traded Fund market in Africa with current market capitalisation of N6.9 billion.
Transations on the Nigerian Stock Exchange opened for the month of November on Friday with a decline of 0.24 per cent.
The Nigerian equities market sustained bearish mood on Wednesday to end the last trading day in July with a loss of 0.37 per cent.
The Nigerian equities market rebounded to open the week on Monday with a gain of 0.11 per cent, amid gains by some blue chips.
The Nigerian equities market on Wednesday sustained its bearish run with 0.56 per cent following losses in 26 stocks.
The Nigerian equities market dipped further on Thursday with the market capitalisation losing N265 billion within seven hours of trading due to price loses by blue chips.
The Nigerian equities on Monday extended positive stance with the crucial market indicators appreciating by 1.74 per cent.
The Nigerian equities market on Wednesday extended its negative outlook for the third consecutive day, declining by 0.45 per cent, amid profit taking.
The Nigerian equities market on Wednesday extended negative trend with the crucial market indices dropping by 0.59 per cent on profit taking in high capitalised stocks.