
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.
Nigerian stocks market started the new trading week on the native note despite rush for banking stocks led by Access Holdings, Zenith and also fidelity.
The Nigerian stock market ended the week in negative as sentiment was influenced by flows into dividend-paying stocks as investors positioned for profit taking.
Investors on the Nigerian stock market booked a loss of over N100 billion in the hours of trading on Wednesday, failing to sustain performance of the pervious day.
The Nigerian stock market closed March in negative territory despite ending the last trading day positive, as Guaranty Trust Holding Company attracted investors.
The Nigerian stock market closed on Wednesday with its first loss for the week after two consecutive days of positive trading, a loss of N74 billion.
The Nigerian stock market closed Tuesday with another gain, helping stock investors to make N26bn in hours as May & Baker shares recorded the biggest gains.
The Nigerian stock market closed the third week of March 2025 with another loss, leaving investors to count their losses as market sentiment remains down.
The Nigerian stock exchange rate recorded its fourth consecutive days of losses which led to a decline in the fortune of Nigerian billionaires.on Thursday.
The Nigerian stock market recorded another day of losses, pushing the total decline over the last three days to more than N500 billion as investor sentiment weakens.
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