Tag: NGX
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NGX recovers from consecutive sessions of losses
Breaking three consecutive sessions of losses, the Nigerian stock market rebounds by 0.17 per cent on Wednesday as investors improve interest in Tier-one banking stocks.
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Investors lose N49bn as stock market continues downward trend
The domestic bourse continued its downward trend on Tuesday as investors sold off banking, consumer and industrial stocks.
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NGX stock market opens 0.44% down
The Nigerian stock market on Monday opened on a negative note, with performance indices dropping by 0.44 per cent.
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NGX sheds N56bn as investors sell off banking stocks
Losses in Teir-one banking stocks on Friday pushed the market indices into a negative terrain, making investors to lose N56 billion.
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Equity market opens with N324bn gain
The Nigerian equity market on Monday opened the week on a positive note with a gain of 0.58 per cent.
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NGX market capitalisation gains N15.25trn
The Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) market capitalisation has gained N15.25 trillion in value in the first five months of the year, amidst domestic and global economic headwinds.
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NGX: Market capitalisation sheds N38bn
Sell-offs in Tier-one banking stocks on Tuesday extended losses on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) stock market capitalisation by 0.07 per cent.
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Trading continues on NGX amid strike, investors lose N102.55bn
Opening the week, the equity market halted last session’s winning streak as investors lost N102.55 billion, following sell-offs in Tier-one banking stocks and cautious trading. Specifically, sell-offs in FBN Holdings, United Bank For Africa (UBA) and Access Corporation,
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NGX: Investors gain N954bn as bullish trend persist
Trading on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) this week closed higher by 1.73 per cent, following investors’ increased demand for banking, insurance, consumer as well as oil and gas stocks.
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Transactions value on NGX up 14.04%
The domestic bourse on Thursday maintained a positive trend as the value of transactions on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) advanced by 14.04 per cent.