BY Kayode Tokede Amid mixed corporate earnings declared by listed companies in 2020 and money market auction, the equities market of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) dropped by N628billion in first quarter of 2021. The market capitalization opened for trading…
By Kayode Tokede The nation’s bourse resumed a newtrading week on Monday with a growth of N145 billion due to buying interest in MTN Nigeria (MTNN) and 27 other stocks. Specifically, the market capitalisation which opened the week at N20.518…
By Kayode Tokede The Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) equities market on Monday closed transactions on a positive note as All Share Index grew by 0.89 per cent. The upturn can be attributed to investors’ buying interest in the market major…
By Kayode Tokede Investors’ profit-taking in shares of Industrial Goods, consumer good, among others indices down equities market by 0.69per cent in its wee-on-week (wow) performance. The equities market closed for trading last week at 38,382.39 basis points from 38,648.48basis…
By Kayode Tokede The equities market of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Tuesday gained by 0.41 per cent as positive performance resurfaced, following buying interest in Dangote Cement and 10 others. The NSE All-Share Index (ASI) grew by 158.97…
The local bourse resumed the first trading week on a bearish note with key performance indicators dropping by 0.22 per cent, amid profit taking in 19 stocks. Speficially, the All-Share Index, which opened the week at 38,648.48 basis points lost…
By Kayode Tokede Transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange returned to negative territory on Thursday, following sell pressure on Dangote Cement and 10 other stocks. Consequently, the All-Share Index declined by 234.08 basis points or 0.60 per cent to 38,697.17…
By Kayode Tokede Following investors profit-taking in banks shares, Industrial goods, among others, investors on equities market segment of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) lost N1.36trillion in February. The NSE in February was not immune to the rout in global…
By Kayode Tokede Coming from a yearly gain of 50.03 per cent in 2020, the Nigerian equities market ended the first month of the year 2021 on a strong positive note as investors’ investment went up by N1.130 trillion. Reviewing…
By Kayode Tokede The nation’s bourse recorded its first loss in the year on Tuesday, dropping by N393 billion due to renewed profit taking on blue chips. Specifically, the market capitalisation shed N393 billion or 1.83 per cent to close…
