- Dangote Refinery Posts N19.13trn in Revenue in H1-2026
- CBN Reduces Interest Rates on Nigerian OMO, Treasury Bills
- Short-Term Funding Rates Ease as Liquidity Hits N7.4trn
- XRP Rises as US Treasury Launches $14.5bn Buyback
- Bitcoin Climbs as French Capital B Increases BTC Holdings
- Naira Trades Sideways as Interbank FX Activities, Turnover Dip
- CBN Allots N4.4trn in OMO Bills to Investors, Rates Below 20%
- MTNN, FirstHoldco Drag NGX Index, Investors Lose N1.88trn
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NGX is Bleeding, Equities Investors Exiting Positions The Nigerian Exchange, NGX, is bleeding during intraday trading session as equities investors…
Nigerian Exchange Declines by N365bn over Weak Investors’ Sentiment Equities investors lost more little more than N365 billion on Nigerian…
PZ Cussons Minority Shareholders Reject Debt-to-Equity Conversion PZ Cussons Nigeria Plc has officially announced that its minority shareholders have voted…
The Nigerian Exchange, NGX, market capitalisation soared after sell pressures with investors recording about N82 billion in capital appreciation. ON Thursday, equities market rebounded, halting a two-day losing streak, with 0.12% surge in key market performance indicators. The positive sentiment was fueled by bargain hunting in some recently depreciated medium and small-cap stocks.
Nigerian Exchange Sheds N48bn as Investors Eye Debt Securities The Nigerian Exchange, NGX, shed more than N48 billion on Wednesday…
Equities Investors Lose N284bn as MTNN, Banks Stocks Fall The Nigerian Exchange, NGX, market capitalisation shrank by more than N284…
Nigerian Exchange Sheds N152bn as MTNN, Transcorp Slump The Nigerian Exchange, NGX, shed about N152 billion from its opening market…
NGX Rebounds with N216bn Gain as Investors Re-Enter Positions Equities investors gained about N216 billion as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX)…
Seplat Energy Flattish Despite Bumper Earnings, Special Dividend Seplat Energy Plc steadied in the equities at N5,700 per share as…
Nigerian stocks tumbled for the third consecutive trading session in the equities market as a positive real return on fixed interest securities impacted investors’ sentiment. Hence, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) benchmark all-share index fell as more investors continued to exit their positions in the domestic bourse.
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