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‘Demutualisation of NSE will create swift changes in economy’
Despite the current economic headwinds, we believe the long-term thinking by the government on growing the economy through a renewed focus on the real sector economy and the coordinated and
Nigerian Stock Market Rallies to $1.1bn Gain in April
The Nigerian stock market rebounded from the losses it suffered in February and March, gaining N418 billion (about $1.1bn) in April on the back of impressive 2020 full-year results and
Stock market extends gains as capitalisation rises by N59b
The stock market extended positive sentiments to four consecutive trading sessions to close at an upbeat, yesterday, as market capitalisation increased further by N59 billion. The post Stock market extends
NSE sustains positive profile as capitalisation gains N13b
Trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) continued in an upward note, yesterday, as more blue-chip stocks appreciated, resulting in a further rise in market capitalisation by N13 billion. The
Stock market capitalisation plunges by N78 billion
Following losses by most blue-chip stocks, the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) sustained a sliding profile at the opening of the week yesterday, leading to a fall in market capitalisation by
Equities reverse gains as capitalisation plunges by N119b
Transactions on the floor of Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) reversed gains to close on a downward note yesterday, as market capitalisation depreciated by N119 billion. The post Equities reverse gains
Africa Prudential Plc declares N1 billion dividends to shareholders
Africa Prudential Plc, a digital technology and investor services firm listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), held its Annual General Meeting last Thursday, March 25, 2021 The post Africa
Pressure on equities defies earning season, index slumps by 0.69 per cent
Despite improved numbers in 2020 full year result churned out by quoted companies, sentiments remained weak in the equities market, as losses recorded in the shares of most highly capitalised
Hope rises for sustainable trading as NSE completes demutualisation
After six decades of operation as a non-profit organisation under the control of some individuals and institutions, the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has begun the journey to becoming a public-owned
Equities suffer sixth weekly loss as index slumps further by 1.74%
Although the stock market closed positive twice, last week, the gains were not enough to push the indices as the market suffered its sixth consecutive weekly loss. The post Equities
