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UBA Rises by 6.5% on Huge Trade Volume Ahead of Earnings UBA Plc gained traction on the floor of the…
Equities Investors Gain N117bn as IntBrew, Oando Rally Equities investors on the floor of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) saw about…
Investors Bet on FGN Bond as Negative Real Return Narrows Fixed interest securities investors demand for Federal Government of Nigeria…
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Lagos State Debt Spikes to N2.7 Trillion – Rating Note Lagos state government’s gross debt increased markedly to N2.3 trillion…
Nigerian Equities Market Shrinks as Investors Lose N25bn The equities market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) slumped by about…
The equities market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) inched higher as investors gained about N173 billion on Friday. Following a relatively huge rally, the rally halted a six-day negative trend, which lifted key performance indicators by +0.20%, while market capitalization edged higher by +0.31%.
Investors continue search for high yield investment option has continued to trigger portfolio adjustment, rebalancing amidst the worsening inflation condition in Nigeria. Last week, the average yield on Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bond spiked by 23 basis points in the secondary market over sustained risk off sentiment on local borrowing instruments.
Selloffs in MTN Nigeria, FBN Holdings and some other stocks dragged the Nigerian Exchange market capitalisation down
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