By Esther Agbo Despite the overall decline, Nigeria has managed to maintain a stable influx of funding, distinguishing itself from other key economies in the region, according to the latest report by Africa: The Big Deal, a platform that tracks…
Investors in the Nigerian equities market enjoyed a trading week to forget on the floor of the NGX following a loss of N1.32 trillion in the just ended trading week. The bourse recorded losses in four of the five trading…
…As State’s GDP rises to N41 trillion in five years — Trade Commissioner A new push for an aggressive investment inflow to boost Lagos State’s economic growth was, on Wednesday, led by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu at a Pre-Summit Investors’ Roundtable…
Investors in the Nigerian equities market enjoyed a bullish run on the floor of the NGX following a profit making of N320.84bn in the just ended trading week. The bourse recorded gains in four of the five trading days, losing…
The Nigerian equities market sustained its positive run with investors making N374 billion in profit at the close of trading on Friday. This followed the growth in share prices of UCAP, LASACO, and CWG, amongst others on the trading floor…
Investors in the Nigerian equities market ended the week’s trading with a N56 billion loss on Friday. This followed the dip in the share price of stocks like MULTIVERSE, RTBRISCOE, and SUNUASSUR amongst others on the trading floor today. After…
The equities market resumed from the Eid-El-Kabir holiday with investors losing N47 billion at the end of trading session on Wednesday. This followed a dip in the share price of stocks like Caverton, ABC Transport, and NB amongst others on…
Investors in the Nigerian equities market ended the week with a N52 billion gain on Friday. This followed an increase in the share price of Guinness, etranzact, and Unity bank amongst others on the trading floor today. After five hours…
Investors in the Nigerian equities market went home with N49 billion at the end of trading on Friday. This followed an increase in the share price of CHAMS, ETI, and INTENEGINS, amongst others on the trading floor. After five hours…
The Nigerian equities market closed the week with a loss of N206 billion by investors on Friday. This followed the dip in the share price of PZ, ETI and First Bank, amongst others on the trading floor today. After five…
