
Again, the Nigerian stock market closed positively after trading on Tuesday as the benchmark index gained 0.23%, driven by Beta Glass, Berger Paints.
Again, the Nigerian stock market closed positively after trading on Tuesday as the benchmark index gained 0.23%, driven by Beta Glass, Berger Paints.
The Nigerian stock market opened September with a 0.41% loss, extending its four-day losing streak as profit-taking hit banks, industrial, and oil stocks.
The Debt Management Office (DMO) will auction two Federal Government bonds worth N200 billion on August 25, with settlement on August 27 at N1,000 per unit.
The Nigerian Exchange closed on Friday weaker, extending losses to three days as profit-taking dominated, market cap dipped N166bn, and VFD Group led trading.
The Nigerian stock market declined for the second straight day, as profit-taking dragged market indices lower and the market is now negative for the week.
Access Holdings Plc has announced the resignation of Mr. Roosevelt Ogbonna, the CEO of Access Bank Plc, from its Board as a Non-Executive Director.
The Nigerian stock market closed trading on Wednesday with over N300 billion loss as ASI fell 0.36% to 141,248.76 points, dragged by insurance, consumer goods.
The Nigerian Exchange opened the week bullish on Monday, as investors added ₦285 billion, driven by Julius Berger, Cutix, Regal Insurance, Veritas Kapital.
Nigerian banks’ top bosses are enjoying 2025 as their investments in the financial institutions they oversee increase, following improvements in share prices.
The Nigerian Exchange rebounded on Friday, ending four consecutive days of losses as investors gained over N400 billion because of strong rallies in key stocks.
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