Trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Friday ended on panic mood as the country recorded the first Coronavirus case after Egypt and Algeria.
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Some road users, including Funmi Akingbagbohun, Chairman, Ikeja Branch, Nigerian Society of Engineers, on Monday called on the Lagos State Government to complete the construction of the Agege Pen Cinema Flyover within the stipulated time.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange has emerged the second largest Exchange Traded Fund market in Africa with current market capitalisation of N6.9 billion.
In spite of an influx of unaudited 2019 full year results, trading on the nation’s bourse opened for February on a bearish posture, as investors’ sentiment remained weak.
The nation’s bourse resumed trading for the week on Monday still on a bullish trend following investors’ interest in MTN Nigeria Communication due to the tax debt reprieve.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange opened the last trading week for 2019 on Monday with a growth of 0.73 per cent following investors’ interest in heavyweight stocks.
The crucial market indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange dropped further on Tuesday with a decline of 0.17 per cent.
Crucial indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange rose by 0.66 per cent on the last trading day the week, amid sustained investor confidence.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange on Thursday posted the biggest gain in over six months due to declining yields in fixed income securities.
After two successive trading sessions on positive sentiment, the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Wednesday lost N57 billion due to sell…
Specifically, the All-Share Index dipped 8.51 points or 0.03 per cent to close at 26,348.73 against 26,357.24 achieved on Thursday.
Speficially, the All Share Index dipped 41.45 points or 0.16 per cent to close at 26,472.20 against 26,513.65 achieved on Tuesday.
Specifically, the All Share Index decreased by 315.69 points or 1.14 per cent to close at 27,314.87 compared with 27,630.56 posted on Monday.
The crucial market indicators of the Nigerian Stock Exchange dropped by 0.13 per cent on Thursday on renewed profit hunting.
Domestic transactions in the Nigerian Stock Exchange has declined by 66.68 per cent in 12 years, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.
Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange remained positive with the market indices growing further by 1.28 per cent.
Specifically, the market capitalisation rose by N142 billion to close at N13.351 trillion against N13.209 trillion.
The crucial market indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange sustained bearish posture, dropping further by 0.25 per cent.
MTN Nigeria Communications Plc on Wednesday confirmed attacks, saying all its stores and service centres would be closed until further notice.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the All-Share Index inched 21.70 points or 0.08 per cent to settle at 27,586.79 against 27,565.09 on Monday.