Arabian Post - A wave of profit‑taking sent the Nigerian equities market lower, with the NGX All‑Share Index falling by around 0.7 per cent to...
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Arabian Post - A wave of profit‑taking sent the Nigerian equities market lower, with the NGX All‑Share Index falling by around 0.7 per cent to approximately 138,737 points on Tuesday—equivalent to a loss of nearly 0.67 per cent in market capitalisation, which dropped to about ₦87.8 trillion. The sell‑off was driven largely by pressure on heavyweight stocks such as Lafarge Africa and Transnational Corporation, while market breadth skewed negative, with far more declines than gains....
Arabian Post - A wave of profit‑taking sent the Nigerian equities market lower, with the NGX All‑Share Index falling by around 0.7 per cent to...
WorldStage– Trading on the Nigerian Exchange reversed its bullish run on Friday, recording a loss of N81 billion after five consecutive sessions of...
WorldStage– Trading on the Nigerian Exchange reversed its bullish run on Friday, recording a loss of N81 billion after five consecutive sessions of...
US equities pared gains on Monday as a rally in tech shares couldn’t offset declines in other industries, even as traders continue to bet that a...
US equities pared gains on Monday as a rally in tech shares couldn’t offset declines in other industries, even as traders continue to bet that a...
WorldStage — Trading on the Nigeria’s equities market, on Wednesday, dipped further as the market capitalisation shed N367 billion or 0.42 per...
WorldStage– Trading on the Nigerian stock market on Tuesday sustained its bullish run, with investors’ wealth increasing by N254 billion on the...
WorldStage– Trading on the Nigerian stock market on Tuesday sustained its bullish run, with investors’ wealth increasing by N254 billion on the...
Business | 1 minute ago Kayode Tokede Investors demand for Lafarge Africa Plc and 35 others lifted the Nigerian stock market by N254 billion yesterday...