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Browsing: Index
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share index (ASI) has declined during intraday trading session due to early profit-taking activities. Sell side actors resume action on oil and banking stocks, while there is also moderate sell pressure on the consumer goods index.
The equities market index climbed as sustained buying interest on major stocks caused investors combined wealth to increase by more than N331 billion
Equities investors combined wealth rose by N152 billion as bargain hunting lifted the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All Share Index. On Thursday, the equities market sustained its positive momentum as key performance indicators rose by 0.25% apiece.
In the equities market of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), the insurance index led the sectoral performance as investors shifted attention to key players ahead of the fourth quarter earnings season.
Sell pressure on Nigerian banks, FCMB and FBN Holdings Plc, or FBNH, has dragged the equities market index downward.
The equities market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) reduced by more than N118 billion week on week
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The equities segment of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) recovered midweek from a selling rally with increasing
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