Sustained buying interest in the shares of some blue-chip stocks, especially Oando and FTN Cocoa, aided the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) to close in an upward note yesterday

Investors in the nation's capital market have stressed the need for the Federal Government to adopt a holistic approach in tackling issues constraining the growth of the market

An anticipation of improved half-year (H1) earnings and dividend declarations triggered bargain-hunting on the equities sector of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), last week...

After the two–day holiday to mark the Eid-el Kabir celebration, investors’ renewed appetite in some blue-chip firms, especially in Total and Cutix buoyed transactions on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) yesterday, causing market capitalisation to increase by N330 billion. Specifically, at the close of trading yesterday, the All-Share Index (ASI) increased by 632.87 points, representing…

The financial service industry (measured by volume) closed higher at the end of last week's transactions on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX). It led the activity chart with 732.418 million shares valued at N7.213 billion traded in 9,131 deals, thus contributing 72.62 per cent to the total equity turnover. Following the financial sector, last week…

Sell-off in I6 stocks triggered a reversal on the previous trading session's gain yesterday, as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-share index (ASI) depreciated by 0.02 per cent.

The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) halted three consecutive days of trading losses as renewed bargain hunting in most blue-chip stocks lifted market capitalisation by N8 billion.

The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) extended negative sentiments to two consecutive trading sessions yesterday, as more blue-chip stocks depreciated in price, resulting to a further slide in the capitalisation declined further by N1billion.

Profit-taking resurfaced on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) on Thursday, halting three successive sessions of bulls run as investors booked profits after the recent rally.

Profit-taking in many blue-chip stocks, especially Prestige Assurance and Pharma-Deko, forced the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) to reverse its gaining streak to close on a downturn yesterday..

The increasing appetite for interim dividend-paying stocks has continued to propel transactions across all sectors on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), as investors’ wealth soared by N147 billion in three trading days.

The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) halted two sessions of gain to commence trading for the month of July on a downward note yesterday, as market capitalisation dropped by N4 billion.