Temitope Adebayo The Nigerian equities market of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) resumed trading week on Monday with a loss of 0.74 per cent, following losses achieved by medium and large equities. Specifically, the All Share Index (ASI) shed 204.68 points or 0.74 per cent to close at
Adesola Afolabi The Nigerian equities market closed negative for the second consecutive week, amid mixed corporate earnings, with the ASI shedding 0.34% w/w to 36,646.46 points. Losses prevailed across the Industrial Goods which closed the week ended 27th October 2017, 3.28 percent lower. The Insurance index towed similar line with a week decline of 3.08 […]
. Cutix leads 7 gainers, 31 stocks lose Nigerian equities market reverted to a new-month low as at the close of trade on Wednesday, driven by profit taking and sell-off occasioned by Eid-el-Kabir festival. Therefore, the equities market posted a loss of N185bn, as market capitalisation slumped to N12.280 trillion (lowest figures recorded in the […]
……As experts advocates cautious trade Investments in the African equities market is gradually taken a new turn, driven by developments in Kenya, which may have projected shock on investments with crisis trailing re-election of its president,Uhuru Kenyatta. Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE), Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) rank tops in the