Nigerian Stock Exchange Watch: Banking Sub-Sector Profit Takers Cause ASI (-0.9%) Dip
The Nigerian Stock Exchange Watch dipped in today’s session as a result of the activities of profit takers on the banking sector. Some speculators were in the mood to turn some of their big gains into cool cash.
As a result most top-tier and mid-tier bank stocks declined. UBA (+0.88) was the only top tier stock in the green. Zenith (-6.19%), Access (-3.66%), GTBank (-3.93%) and FBN Holding (-2.67%) were in the negative.
Stanbic (+3.59%), Fidelity (+2.55%) and Diamond (+1.05%) were all in the positive.
Over 407 million shares valued at N3.5 billion were traded.
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