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In April, the all-share index (NGX ASI) advanced by 789.29 points to close the month at 39,834.42.
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In April, the all-share index (NGX ASI) advanced by 789.29 points to close the month at 39,834.42.
Additional units of the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Bonds issued in April 2021 were listed.
Access Bank came 2nd among the top losers in the NSE Banking Index posting a loss of -0.67%.
The market closed in profit as TRANSCORP led 25 Gainers, and CONOIL topped the 17 Losers chart.
For the reporting week most commodities traded on the exchange experienced a decline in prices.
The company recently announced its intention to delist from NSE after 43 years of trading.
NNFM (-27.48%) led the losers’ chart, while MCNICHOLS (+56.86%) was the top gainer in the month of February, followed by GUINNESS (+21.32%).
Managing Director of Fragg Investment Management, Franklin Odoemenam noted that companies who access the market, may secure capital at a favourable coupon rate with...
Dangote Cement lost the most with N270 billion followed by BUA with N240 billion and Lafarge with N112 billion.
The most recent data retrieved from CardinalStone Research revealed benchmark yields advanced by an average of 10 basis points.