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Equity market rebounds after four-day dip - Vimarsana News

Equity market rebounds after four-day dip

Bullish trading returned on the Nigerian Exchange Limited on Wednesday following four days of bearish trading.  Investors gained N41bn at the end of the day’s trading.

Stocks Market Recovers, Gains N41bn - Vimarsana News

Stocks Market Recovers, Gains N41bn

Ending five uninterrupted sessions of losses, Nigerian equities yesterday recovered as the overall capitalization rose by N41 billion on investor interests in

Nigeria Exchange market cap loses N79 billion in trading on Tuesday. - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Exchange market cap loses N79 billion in trading on Tuesday.

August 2, 2023. Azonuchechi Chukwu. It was downtime as the bears dominated trading activities on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX), with the market capitalisation losing N79 billion in trading on Tuesday. Specifically, the market capitalization opened at N35.01 trillion and shed N79 billion to close at N34.932 trillion. Similarly, the NGX All-Share Index decreased by |

NGX loses N79bn in bearish trading - Vimarsana News

NGX loses N79bn in bearish trading

The bears dominated trading activities on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) with the market capitalisation losing N79 billion in trading on Tuesday. Specifically, the market capitalisation, which opened at N35.01 trillion shed N79 billion to close at N34.932 trillion. Similarly, the NGX All-Share Index decreased by 145.32 points or 0.23 per cent to close at

NGX loses N79bn as trading slumps - Vimarsana News

NGX loses N79bn as trading slumps

It was downtime as the bears dominated trading activities on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX), with the market capitalisation losing N79 billion in