The News Agency of Nigeria reports that market capitalisation opened trading at N9.822 trillion lost N64 billion, to close at N9.758 trillion, due to profit takings.
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O’ Keeffe has remarked on the import of the occasion: “Guinness Nigeria has been invited to beat the gong to signify the close of the day’s trade and we are pleased that the Nigerian Stock Exchange has deemed it fit to honour us in such a manner
Also, the volume of shares declined by 32.20 per cent with an exchange of eight billion shares worth N94.87 billion traded in 85,032 deals
Also, the All-Share Index rose by 296.99 points to close at 29,859.06 points compared with 29,562.07 points declared on Friday
The market capitalisation, which opened at N9.888 trillion, grew by N41 billion or 0.41 per cent, to close at N9.888 trillion
Also, the All-Share index lost 71.11 points or 0.24 per cent to close at 29,687.93 points, compared with the 29,759.04 points posted on Wednesday
As result, the market capitalisation lost N115 billion to close at N9.895 trillion from the N10.010 trillion recorded on Monday
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the market capitalisation, which opened at N9.979 trillion, increased marginally by 0.31 per cent or N31 billion to close at N10.010 trillion
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the All-Share Index declined by 1354.77 points or 4.16 per cent to close at 31,167.54 points, against the 32,522.31 points posted on Tuesday
They told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that the improvement was expected because the electioneering activities would have been over by the first quarter
Obi Adindu, Communications Adviser to SEC’s Director-General, told the News Agency of Nigeria on telephone that the commission was engaging multinationals on the benefits of listing on the NSE
Nigerian Breweries grew by N8 to close at N169, while Mobil Oil appreciated by N6.80 to close at N158 per share
Forte Oil led the losers’ chart dropping by N109 to close at N207.1 per share.
It was trailed by Lafarge Wapco with a loss of N6.15 to close at N116.85 per share, while Dangote Cement lost N4.94 to close at N215 per share
Okomu Oil lost 99k to close at N33.01, while Stanbic IBTC and International Breweries depreciated by 97k each to close at N32.03 and N30.5 per share respectively
Weekly transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange reopened on a bullish note on Monday with some blue chips chalking up gains.
Equity transactions at the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Thursday closed on a downward trend as market indicators showed a drop of 0.31 per cent in the volume of traded shares.
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The All-Share Index, which opened at 42,891.82, dropped by 107.52 points or 0.25 per cent to close at 42,784.30 as a result of profit taken by investors
Seplat came second on the gainers’ chart with N24.90 to close at N700, while Total rose by N8.55 to close at N179.60 per share
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the volume represented an increase of 19.84 per cent over the 519.343 million shares valued at N5.36 billion exchanged in 5,917 deals on Monday