Losses suffered by many blue-chip stocks, especially Nigerian Breweries and Northern Nigeria Flour mills (NNFM), sustained the dominance of the bears on the equities sector of the Nigerian Exchange Limited...

Transactions on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) remained bullish, extending the positive sentiments to three consecutive trading sessions yesterday, as market capitalisation increased further by N25 billion.

The equities market had a rebound after two sessions of losses due to gains in many highly capitalised stocks, causing market capitalisation to soar by N382 billion.

The Nigerian equities market sustained its rising profile at the end of yesterday’s transactions, as more highly capitalised (high cap) stocks appreciated at price

The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) extended losses to three consecutive trading days to close on a downturn, yesterday, causing market capitalisation to plunge by N301 billion.

Gains recorded by many blue-chip stocks, especially First City Monument Bank (FCMB) and Northern Nigeria Flour Mills (NNFM), aided transactions on the Nigerian Exchange Limited...

Following losses suffered by most blue-chip stocks, the bears upstaged the bulls on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), causing the All-Share Index (ASI)

Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) reversed two days losses to close upbeat, yesterday, as investors renewed interest in insurance stocks.

The nation’s bourse closed for the last trading day in November with a growth of 0.45 per cent following price appreciation posted by Airtel Africa and 16 other stocks.

• As outcome of U.S. presidential election excite participants Following investors’ continued interest in some high capital (high cap) stocks, especially Dangote Cement and MTN Nigeria Communications (MTNN), transactions on the equities sector of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed upbeat, with market capitalisation gaining N641 billion. The Nigerian equities market yesterday took off on…

Transactions at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) defied the impact of the recently-published 2020 second quarter (Q2) report of 6.1 per cent gross domestic product (GDP) contraction to close the week on a positive note, as the 2019 full-year corporate scorecards and ongoing half-year earnings reporting season with dividend pay-out continue to support the bull…

Following losses suffered by most high capital stocks, transactions on the trading floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), reopened on a downturn yesterday...