Expectations of poor half-year, inconsistent government policies and rising COVID-19 cases have continued to trigger apathy on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).

Transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed on a downward note yesterday, occasioned by losses in most blue-chip stocks, especially Conoil and Vitafoam, as market capitalisation dipped by N1 billion.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) extended the bearish sentiments at the reopening of transactions yesterday, even as more blue-chip stocks depreciated in price, especially Beta Glass and Julius Berger...

Uche Uwaleke, Professor of Finance and Capital Market, says the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) will likely close 2020 in red, based on negative real GDP growth rate projections.

With almost 22 per cent losses recorded at the stock market in the last three years, exacerbated by the COVID-19 crises; there has been no respite for investors.

Stockbrokers at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), have described the recent oversubscription of the Sukuk Ijarsh, as a confirmation of the market’s absorptive capacity

Weak sentiments persisted on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), as more blue-chip stocks suffered price fall, causing investors to lose N68 billion

Caverton Offshore Support Group Plc, Nigeria’s foremost indigenous offshore logistics services provider, increased its net profit by 14 percent from N3.8billion

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.

The Nigerian Integrated Reporting Committee (NIRCO), has said the establishment of the committee will help Nigeria to develop an acceptable framework, increase transparency and accountability...

Nigeria's weak economic situation exacerbated by the increasing number of COVID-19 cases, has continued to trigger negative sentiments on the equities market.

The equities market sustained sliding profile at the end of yesterday’s transactions, as more blue-chip stocks, especially Neimeth, and Prestige Assurance depreciated in price