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Fifty-four companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited have failed to pay dividends to their shareholders for more than five years, LEADERSHIP

The market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) on Monday dropped by ₦51 billion. | Pulse Nigeria

Equity investors lost N67bn on Thursday, as the Nigerian Exchange returned to the red zone.Sell-offs in banking, insurance, and consumer

The equity market opened in the reds on Monday as investors lost about N1.82tn.

However, the market breadth, which is a measure of investors’ sentiments, was negative as reflected in 24 gainers and 27 losers at the close of trading.

Bullish sentiment persisted on Thursday at the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) equity market, as the market indices rose by 0.58 per cent. Specifically, investors gained N329 billion or 0.58 per cent, as the market capitalisation closed at N56.961 trillion, as against N56.632 trillion recorded on Wednesday. The All-Share Index also appreciated by 0.58 per cent or 601.72

Market breadth closed negative with 26 declining stocks outnumbering 23 advancing ones. | Pulse Nigeria

Equity investors lost N437bn on Monday on the back of sell-offs in some stocks.

The market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange gained about N1.24tn at the end of Monday’s trading to close at N57.28tn

The Nigerian Exchange Ltd. on Friday recorded N138 billion growth following continued investors’ buy interest in stocks of Tier-one banks Specifically, the market capitalisation which opened at N55.900 trillion rose by N138 billion or 0.25 per cent to close at N56.038 trillion. Also, the All-Share Index rose by 315.41 points or 0.25 per cent to