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    NASD Securities Exchange Market Size Drops by N4.90bn

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaJanuary 29, 2023 News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    NASD Securities Exchange Market Size Drops by N4.90bn

    The NASD over-the-counter (OTC) securities exchange market index slumps following a flurry of selloffs by investors dumping unlisted companies’ shares. Buying interest in shares of unlisted companies has been dropping since last year amidst pressures in the local economy.

    Trading data showed that the NASD Securities index return decreased by 0.53% to close the week at 703.23 points from 706.97 points week on week. Key listed companies’ shares including VFD Group, 11 Plc, and Niger Delta Exploration among others have seen lower transactions amidst selloffs that have persisted.

    Figures for last week’s trading outing showed the negative performance of the OTC market index dragged return and market capitalisation lower. Investors lost ₦4.90 billion over the week in five days of trading sessions. As a result, NASD Security Index’s year-to-date returns decreased by 0.91%.

    On Friday, market capitalisation declined to ₦924.06 billion following its record losses, from ₦928.96 billion in the comparable week due to negative movement in prices. Data from the OTC market show that there was a 24.10% decrease in the total value traded during the week. NASD Investors traded a total of ₦41,711,857.20 compared to ₦54,955,194.38 in the previous week.

    Total trading activities for the year printed at ₦ 28,022,019,824.52 on Friday. The total volume traded was 24,344,681 units compared to 24,859,382 units in the previous week, translating to a 2.07% decrease in trade volume.

    The total volume traded for the year is   3,898,173,423 units. Geo Fluids Plc ranked top among the five most traded securities by volume and Friesland Campina Wamco Nigeria Plc was the fifth most traded stock by volume.

    Again, Geo Fluids Plc led the five most traded securities by value and Central Securities Clearing System Plc was the fifth in the week.

    From the beginning of the year to date, the total volume traded has inched to 11 2,720,223 units in 266 deals and the total value traded was valued at ₦300,573,978.00 on Friday’s close. # NASD Securities Exchange Market Cap Drops by N4.90bn

    >>>>Naira Depreciates to N462 at Investors, Exporters FX Window

    NASD Securities Exchange Market Size Drops by N4.90bn
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