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Stock market cap declines ₦2bn as investors’ sentiment fade. Weak investors sentiment has necessitated sell-offs that knocked off ₦2 billion from the Nigerian Stock Exchange. This pushed the stock market capitalisation down to ₦12.9 trillion on Tuesday. The benchmark All Share Index declined 2 basis point (bps) to close at 24,750.06 points.
Chapel Hill Denham Forecasts Tighter Liquidity as NSE Opens Negative. In the Nigerian Stock Exchange, Trading activities commenced the week on a negative note, sustaining the bearish run from last week.
FSDH Bullish on Top Names in FMCG, Banking, Telecom Sectors. Analysts at FSDH is showing love to top names in the banking, FMCG and Telecommunication sectors in addition to United Africa Company of Nigeria (UACN) Plc in its top stocks pick.
₦150 Billion FGN Bonds to Open for Subscription June 17. Investors with interest in fixed interest income financial instrument can buy the Federal Government 5-year Bond at 12.75%.
Profit Taking Plunged Domestic Equities Market by ₦50 Billion. The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) market indicators succumbed to profit taking on Thursday, dropping by 0.38 per cent.
Stock Market Capitalisation Rises to ₦13.135 on Improve Sentiments The prevailing bullish sentiment continued on the last trading day of…
In line with analysts’ projections, the nation’s reported an increase in general (average) price level for April. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation, increased by 12.34 percent in April 2020.
NSE remains upbeat as investors fortune grows by ₦130 billion. Investors remain largely positive on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday, with the market capitalisation up by ₦130 billion.
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