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Equities Investors Gain N175bn, Banking Index Key Driver Equities investors gained about N175 billion as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) continued…
NGX Lost N121bn as Forbearance Phase Out Provokes Selloffs The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) shed about N121 billion on Monday as…
Equities Investors Gain N412bn amidst Wobbling Banking Index Despite sharp selloffs that caused the banking index to wobble, equities investors…
Banking Stocks Selloffs Drive Intraday Loss in Equities Market The Nigerian Exchange, NGX Equities market index, slipped during the intraday…
Equities investors healthy appetite for GTCO, Zenith Bank, and other financial stocks bolstered the Nigerian Exchange banking index on Thursday, stockbrokers said.
Banking Index Surges as Access Holdings, GTCO Rally The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) banking index advanced due to increased demand for…
Equities investors in the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) saw about N77 billion gain in the just concluded week. Due to bargain hunting spread over the trading sessions, the All-Share Index (ASI) edged up by 0.11% week-on-week to close at 97,829.02 points.
Banking index rose by 3.16% as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) reversed downward trend with investors
The equities market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) hit N60 trillion, its all-time high due to strong buying interest in banking stocks.
The equities market capitalization of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) swelled as investors gained about N105 billion amidst the policy rate hike.
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