The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) market capitalisation on Friday for the fifth consecutive trading day closed negatively, dipping further by N145 billion. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the market capitalisation shed N145 billion or 1.01 per cent to close lower at N14.244 trillion against N14.389 trillion achieved on Thursday. Similarly, the All-Share…

The bears strengthened their hold on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), as virtually all the blue-chip stocks recorded price...

The dominance of the bears remains unabated in the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), following continued price losses by virtually all the blue chip stocks as investors’ wealth depreciated by N100 billion in three trading days.

After the lifting of suspension on shares of Ikeja hotel Plc on Monday 21, 2018, the shares of the hospitality giant jumped from N1.78 to N1.86 in about three hours, representing 4.5% increase, all to the astonishment of the general public.

The dominance of the bears remains unabating on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), following continued price losses by virtually all the blue chip stocks, as investors’ wealth depreciated by N100 biliion in three trading days.

Ikeja Hotel Plc, rising from the suspension on its shares, traded higher on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) yesterday.

Trading on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) reopened on a downward note yesterday, following price losses by some blue chip stocks, especially Flourmills and Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) yesterday, as market capitalisation plunged by N17 billion.

At the end of last week’s transactions on the trading of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), the All-share index and market capitalisation depreciated by 1.34 per cent to close the week at 40,472.45 and N14.660 trillion.

The bears again upstaged the bulls yesterday, as profit taking takes a toll on some highly capitalised stocks, especially Nigerian Breweries (NB), and Dangote Cement, causing market capitalisation to dip by N124billion.

After days of consistent decline, the bulls finally got a foothold, as equity transactions on the trading floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), rebounded yesterday, following price gains recorded by major highly capitalised stocks, as the All-share index rose by 0.9 per cent.

Continued share price depreciation on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), yesterday pulled the All-share index further down by 0.2 per cent. Yesterday, the All-share index, which measures the performance of quoted companies, depreciated further by 62.19 points or 0.2 per cent to close at 40.615.42 from 40,677.61 achieved on Monday. Similarly,…

The reign of the bears have continued unabated on the equity sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), as virtually all the blue chip stocks suffered piece depreciation, as investors wealth dipped further by N125billion.