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Stock Market
The Nigerian stock market edged higher on Monday as investors gained more than N288 billion following a sharp positive price appreciation in some tickers.
The Nigerian stock market capitalisation closed at N158.70 trillion at the end of July with a year-to-date return of 57.62% following significant sell-offs last week.
Zenith Bank, Access Holdings, FirstHoldco, among others, dragged the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) down by more than N1 trillion, further reducing year-to-date returns.
NASCON Allied Industries and Unilever Nigeria have been admitted into the Nigerian Exchange
Sell pressures in Dangote Cement, Aradel Holdings and other decliners halted Nigerian Exchange
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) delivered an impressive performance across key indicators
Bargain hunting in Airtel Africa, FCMB Group and other risers boosted the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index by 45 basis points on Tuesday.
The Nigerian stock market shrank by N2.34 trillion as investors dumped MTN Nigeria and Dangote Sugar
Due to sell-off pressure in oil, gas, and industrial stocks, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market capitalisation