A financial services provider, FBN Holdings Plc on Wednesday, formally notified the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) of on-going discussions with its partner Sanlam Emerging Markets...

Transactions on the Nigerian equities market extended the negative streak to four consecutive trading sessions, amid sell pressure on the banking and consumer goods sectors, as index fell further by 0.08 percent.

The dominance of the bears has continued unabated on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), occasioned by losses in highly capitalised stocks, resulting to a further slide in the All-Share Index (ASI) by O.3 per cent.

Though the combined profit, in excess of N720 billion, of the five top-tier banks on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has remained strong, investors are showing apathy towards banking stocks.

The Nigerian equity market trading session extended positive outlook, as investors' wealth increased by N58 billion on high capitalised stocks. Yesterday, the All- share Index (ASI) gained 154.20 absolute points, representing a growth of 0.53 per cent to close at 29,347.62 points. Similarly, the market capitalisation rose by N58 billion to close at N11.023 trillion.…

Equity transactions on the trading floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), sustained rising profile, following price gains by the bellwethers, especially Dangote Cement, and Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), as market capitalisation appreciated further by N44 billion.    At the close of transactions yesterday, the index rose by 111.04 points or 0.36 per cent to close at…

Following price losses suffered by most blue-chip stocks, transactions on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed on a downturn yesterday, as the All-share index depreciated by 0.18 per cent. Specifically, at the close of transactions yesterday, the All -share index (ASI) was down by 56.80 absolute points, representing a decline of…

Bargain hunting embarked by investors on highly capitalised stocks, pushed transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in an upbeat yesterday, causing market capitalisation to rise further by N83 billion.

Following price losses incurred by most blue-chip stocks, transactions on the trading floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange...

After three years of establishment, the seven listed companies constituting the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) Premium Board Index raised activities on the platform with a 48.53 per cent gain.

Turbulence in the political arena has sparked massive dumping and induced sell pressure on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange as stock market investors lost N257 billion...

Transactions on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), continued on a downward note yesterday, following price losses suffered by most blue chip stocks, causing market capitalisation to dip further by N21billion.