Renewed bargain-hunting ahead of the half-year earnings season spurred activities on the equities sector of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), last week, as investors have begun to take a position in undervalued stocks.

Despite the significant rally in global oil prices coupled with attractive dividend yields from several listed firms, the reign of the bears continued unabated on the Nigerian Stock Exchange...

As investors worry over the continuous uptick in yields in the fixed income market, negative sentiments persisted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) for the second consecutive week, causing the All-Share Index...

For the first time since January, the Nigerian equities market closed higher for three consecutive weeks, as positive sentiments on the on-going half-year earnings season has continued to influence prices of low, medium and high cap stocks.

The Nigerian equities market extended its current losing streak to the fifth consecutive trading session, yesterday, as sell-offs in 22 stocks dragged the index further by 0.38 per cent.

Equities transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), sustained sliding profile yesterday, as profit-taking took a toll, resulting to a further dip in the All Share Index (ASI) by 0.13 per cent.

The bulls strengthen their hold on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) for nine successive trading days even as more high value stocks joined the league of gainers...

For the third consecutive week, weak sentiments have continued to dominate the domestic equities market, as investors lose 1.11 per cent.

Despite improved numbers in 2019 full year result churned out by quoted companies, sentiments remained weak in the equities market, causing the All-Share Index (ASI) to shed 2.69 percent.

Following price losses suffered by most bellwethers, the Nigerian equities market extended the bearish streak at the end of yesterday’s transaction, crashing market capitalisation further by N90 billion.

Buying interest in the shares of some bluechip stocks drove the local bourse northward for four consecutive days last week, sustaining the positive trend since the beginning of the week.

The bears sustained dominance at the end of transactions on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), yesterday, occasioned by price losses in most blue-chip stocks, resulting to a further decline in the All-Share Index by 0.35 percent.