Nigerian equity bull continues: 18 Feb 2015

Nigerian equity bull continues: 18 Feb 2015

NSE-ASI up 255bps. The Nigerian equity market today extended its 2-day rally in large cap stocks as the broader market Index advanced 255bps to close 29,177.58pts, paring the NSE-ASI YTD loss to15.8%. Similarly, market capitalisation added N241.9bn to close at N9.7tn. However, market activities measured by volume and value declined 15.2% and 0.3% to close at 424.3m units and N3.5bn respectively. Broad Sector Gains Persist All sector indices sustained their positive momentum today. The Banking…

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Nigeria’s equity positive momentum: 17 Feb 2015

Nigeria’s equity positive momentum: 17 Feb 2015

NSE ASI rises 261bps The Nigerian Equity Market sustained upward momentum today as the All Share Index surged 261 basis points to close at 28,452.60pts while market capitalisation also added N241.6bn to close N9.5tn. Today’s positive performance was an extension of yesterday’s price appreciation in large cap stocks — Dangote Cement (3.6%), GTBank (8.5%) and Nestle (5.0%). Market activity however softened, as volume and value traded declined 2.7% and 50.6% to 500.2m units and N3.5bn…

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Nigeria’s equity gains N47.8bn: 16th Feb 2015

Nigeria’s equity gains N47.8bn: 16th Feb 2015

NSE ASI up 52bps After seven days of consecutive losses on the Nigerian bourse, the All Share Index gained 52bps today to close at 27,728.63bps. Also, market capitalisation added N47.8bn to close at N9.3tn. Today’s gain was as a result of price appreciation in bellwether stocks – Dangote Cement (1.5%), Zenith (3.4%) and GTBank (2.4%). Similarly, market activities measured by volume and value traded advanced today by 1.4% and 0.1% to berth at 513.9m units…

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Market on Overdrive as S & P Places Nigeria on Negative Watch

Market on Overdrive as S & P Places Nigeria on Negative Watch

NSE ASI dips 273bps at the end of  11th February 2014Nigerian Equity Market extended its 6-day losing streak declining 273bps today, bringing the index to close at a 2-year low of 27,935.77 pts, while YTD loss rose to 19.4%. Market capitalisation also lost N262.1bn to close at N9.3tn. However, trading activities measured by volume and value traded were mixed as volume advanced by 21.2% while value waned by 26.6% to 411.5m units and N4.5bn respectively.All…

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Nigerian equities extend losses: 10th Feb 2015

Nigerian equities extend losses: 10th Feb 2015

Equities Extend Losses … NSE All Share Index Dips 80bps The bears remain resolute as losses on the Nigerian Bourse extended into the fourth trading day on the back of increasingly weak macroeconomic fundamentals and political uncertainties dampening sentiments for equities. The All Share Index declined 80bps today to close at 29,125.69 points, driving YTD loss to 16.0%. Also, market capitalization shed N78.4bn to close at N9.7tn. Today’s decline came amidst sell-off recorded in Guaranty…

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Nigerian Equity Market Reacts to Heightened Political Uncertainty: 9 Feb 2015

Nigerian Equity Market Reacts to Heightened Political Uncertainty: 9 Feb 2015

Equity Market Reacts to Heightened Political Uncertainty… ASI Slumps 208bps The Nigerian Bourse expectedly experienced sell-down pressure today as investor sentiment weakened. This is premised on the heightened uncertainties surrounding the socio-political environment due to the postponement of the 2015 general elections announced over the weekend. Against this backdrop, the All Share Index (ASI) declined 208bps on the first trading day of the week to close at 29,360.55 points, pushing the YTD losses to 15.3%….

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The Bears Resurface in Nigerian Equities: 5 February 2015

The Bears Resurface in Nigerian Equities: 5 February 2015

Nigeria Daily Stock Market Report | The Bears Resurface¦ NSE ASI loses 136bps: 5th February 2015After three consecutive days of bullish run, there was a reversal in the market as the benchmark index lost136bps to close at 30,200.97 points as market capitalisation also lost N121.4tn settling at N10.1tn. Today’s decline in index was driven majorly by losses in large cap stocks — Dangote Cement (1.9%), Nigerian Breweries (3.0%) and Guaranty (3.0%). On the other hand,…

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