Nigerian Stock Exchange: ASI Resumes Freefall
The Nigerian Stock Exchange has continued its descent into negative territory, shedding 66 basis points at the end of the session.
The All Share Index retreated further to close at 20,683.46, bringing the year-to-date performance to -0.23%.
Activity levels averaged out at 187 million shares traded, with a value of N 1.16 billion
The banking sector was exceptionally bearish as no participant recorded an appreciation in today’s session. The breweries sub sector following the trend, had no gainers.
Fringe players were the winners in today’s market as NAHCO and Prestige carried the market today.
Here is a snapshot of today’s top gainers:
Here is a snapshot of the trailers category:
Activity in the market was led primarily by the banking sector today:
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NRC increases Lagos goods trains, eyes fuel haulageThe Nigerian Railway Corporation says it has increased its...
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