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The dominance of the bulls on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), strengthened by price gains from most blue chip stocks, caused investors' wealth to soar by N352 billion in three trading days.

No respite yet for Nigerian investors as over N1 trillion has been wiped off from the stock market in just three trading days amid growing fears of coronavirus spread and declining crude oil price

Following massive selloffs in most bellwethers, the Nigerian equities market yesterday, reopened on a downturn, causing market capitalisation to slump further by N154billion.

The Guardian, Nigeria’s premium and most respected newspaper in collaboration with African Consolidated Analytical Limited, will on March 27, 2020, hold the 2019 edition of the Manufacturing Excellence Roundtable and Awards (MERA)

The bulls strengthened hold on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), extending rally to five consecutive trading sessions, and caused market capitalisation to increase further by N22 billion.

Despite the 2019 third quarter (Q3) financial results so far released by some listed companies, the bearish trend that had dominated the market in recent times continued unabated last week.

After several weeks of persistent bearish trend, the Nigerian stock market rebounded yesterday, amid bargain-hunting in bellwether stocks, as the All-share index appreciated by 1.2 per cent.

Expectations of improved economic outlook, ahead of the 2019 inauguration ceremony yesterday, spurred activities on the equity sector of the Nigerian stock Exchange yesterday (NSE), as the bellwethers recorded price appreciation, causing investors wealth to soar significantly by whooping N490 billion. At the close of transactions Tuesday, the All-Share Index (ASI) gained 1,112.29 absolute points,…

The bears strengthened their hold on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), following continued sell-off witnessed across virtually all the sectors, causing market capitalisation to plummet further by N23 billion.   Yesterday, the All-share Index (ASI) fell by 61.68 points or 0.22 per cent to 28,422.76 points. Accordingly, investors lost N23 billion…

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The equities market reversed previous losses to close in an upbeat at the end of yesterday’s transactions, following price gains by most bluechip companies, especially Chams and Dangote Fourmills, causing market capitalisation to appreciate marginally by N94 billion. At the end of trading, the All-Share Index (ASI), which measures the performance of listed companies, gained…