Spurred by weak investors’ sentiment, negative price movements in banking stocks like Access Holdings, First Holdco, GTCO, and Fidelity Bank are dragging…
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The domestic stock market closed today’s session in the negative region as price decline in SEPLAT (- 10.0%), GTCO (-0.7%), and OANDO…
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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that listed companies on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) declared N1.1trn dividends to shareholders in…
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NGX All Share Index (NGX ASI) experienced a 0.62% week-to-date decline, closing at 109,028.62 points compared to 109,710.35 points last week. Market…
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NGX stock trading extended its bearish sentiment as the NGX-ASI fell 40bps to 109,183.93 points following sell pressure on TRANSCORP (-4.4%), FIDELITY…
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At the trading floor of Nigerian Exchange sustained sell pressure on bellwether stocks – ACCESSCORP (-4.2%), OANDO (-4.8%), and UBA (-1.7%) –…
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The NGX market rebounded as the benchmark index gained 3bps to print at 109,730.47 points following buying interest in NESTLE (+10.0%), NB…
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Trading at NGX, started the week on a bearish note as the NGX-ASI lost 1bp to 109,697.83 points following price decline in…
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For the third consecutive session in a row, the Nigeria Exchange market closed on a positive note as the ASI and market…
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Shareholders have appealed to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), registrars, and stockbrokers to make the claiming processes of unclaimed dividends easy,…
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The Nigerian Exchange market capitalisation reduced by more than N81 billion on Wednesday as investors exited positions in some listed stocks. The…
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Sell pressure in banking names is currently driving down the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-share index lower during the intraday trading sessions on…
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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index (ASI) dipped during the intraday trading session as equities investors began to pull out funds from…
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Sell pressures on stock knocked off more than N71 billion from the equities market capitalisation on Wednesday, trading details from the Nigerian…
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President Bola Tinubu has assented to the Investments and Securities Act (ISA) 2024, which repeals the Investments and Securities Act No. 29…