Also, the market capitalisation, which opened at N10.026 trillion, dipped N64 billion or 0.64 per cent to close at N9.962 trillion due to huge loss recorded by some blue chip equities
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UACN garnered N1.32 to close at N27.73, while Nigerian Breweries increased by 96k to close at N36.02 per share.
Cadbury gained 95k to close at N20.10 and Stanbic IBTC rose by 61k to close at N20.87 per share
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that this was against 166.76 million shares worth N1.12 billion exchanged in 3,287 deals on Tuesday, an increase of 8.89 per cent
The report stated that total foreign outflow for September stood at N40.07 billion, compared to N48.07 billion recorded in August
Dangote Cement dropped N1.03 to close at N163.03, while PZ Industries dipped N1 to close at N24 per share
It was trailed by Nestle having appreciated by N6 to close at N836, while Flour Mills Nigeria rose by 72k to close at N21.78 per share
Glaxosmithkline followed with a gain of N2.04 to close at N39, while PZ Industries appreciated by N1.18 to close at N25.18 per share
Also, the All-Share Index appreciated by 134.13 points or 0.45 per cent to close at 29,834.21 against 29,700.08 recorded on Thursday
Zenith Bank came second with 20.78 million shares worth N344.82 million traded in 220 deals, while Continental Reinsurance sold 20.27 million shares valued at N2.28 million in 16 deals
Nigerian Breweries trailed with N1.50 to close at N136.50, while UACN declined N1.44 to close at N27.46 per share
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The All-Share Index grew by 65.94 points or 0.22 per cent to close at 30,231.16 against 30,165.22 achieved on Friday.
NAN reports that Forte Oil recorded the highest price gain to lead the gainers’ table, growing by N10.01 to close at N264.99 per share
7UP increased by 30k to close at N196 and International Breweries grew by 29k to close at N17.30 per share.
Conversely, Nigeria Breweries topped the losers’ chart, shedding N1.05 to close at N140 per share
Oguntala further advised the incoming minister to promote policies that would encourage more Nigerians to invest in the manufacturing and technology development sectors
It was trailed by Zenith Bank with 25k to close at N16.05, while BOC Gas dropped 21k to close at N4.18 per share
GTBank went down by N1.05 to close at N23.04, while Cadbury dipped by N1 to close at N21.90 per share
Guinness came second with a loss of N1.25 to close at N150.75, while UACN lost N1.20 to close at N30.50 per share.
ETI dipped by 55k to close at N18.55, while Alex dropped 51k to close at N9.84 per share
Dangote Cement topped the gainers’ chart, gaining N2.99 to close at N171.99 per share.
he statement said Lawal urged the NSE to exploit the possibility of assisting the Federal Government create employment in the areas of infrastructure development, mining, manufacturing and agriculture.
Stanbic IBTC advanced by 90k to close at N24.10 while OkomuOil gained
85k to close at N24.60 per share.
On the other hand, UAC-Property led the losers’ chart by 41k to close
at N7.83 per share.