The Lagos bourse rebounded after the previous sessions pullback as the benchmark Index gained 0.78% to close at 54,224.35 points. Renewed interest in telco heavyweight, AIRTELAFRI (+3.85%) ...
In the week’s final trading session, the Nigerian equities ended its four-day winning streak as the benchmark index relapsed by 1.31% to close at 53,804.46 points. Selloff in...
Activity on the Lagos bourse was mixed, albeit with a bullish tilt as the benchmark index closed marginally higher (+0.02%) at 54,520.20 points. Gains in ZENITHBANK...
Today, activity on the Lagos bourse was somewhat flattish as the benchmark index managed to eke out a meagre 2bps gain to close at 54,507.66 points....
Nigerian equities extended the bullish run as the benchmark index gained 0.24% to settle at 54,496.31 points. Gains in MTNN (+1.49%), WAPCO (+0.77%) and ACCESSCORP (+1.09%), were...
Domestic Equities Market, Bullish momentum persist… ASI up 0.2% w/w The domestic market closed the week on a positive note as the All-Share index gained 0.2%...
In the last trading session of the week, the domestic bourse reversed some of the week’s gains, bringing the All-Share Index down by 6bps to close at...
The Lagos bourse rebounded after yesterday’s pullback as the benchmark Index gained 0.23% to close at 54,427.05 points. Gains in industrial heavyweight, DANGCEM (+1.89%) alongside ZENITHBANK (+0.80%)...
Nigeria Exchange Limited has said that Ardova PLC notified it that Ignite Investments & Commodities Limited has approached the Board of Directors of the Company with...
Opening the week, Nigerian equities extended gains from last week as the benchmark index closed 0.29% stronger to settle at 54,367.74 points. Sustained interests in telco...
Closing the week, the Lagos bourse ended the session on a positive note, bringing the All-Share index up by 0.40% to close at 54,213.09 points. Sustained interests...
Nigeria’s dollar-denominated government bonds fell on Friday ahead of a review of its credit rating by S&P Global, after the West African oil producer was downgraded...
Nigerian equities extended the bullish run as the benchmark index gained 0.93% to settle at 53,998.12 points, the highest point since 27 May. Gains in MTNN (+3.78%)...
Starting the new month, the local bourse extended the bullish run for the fourth consecutive session as the All-Share index gained 0.49% to close at 53,499.68 points...
Closing the first month in January, the Lagos bourse closed higher as the benchmark index gained 0.15% to settle at 53,238.67 points. Gains in GEREGU (+10.00%)...