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Sell-offs at Nigerian Stock market continue as investors lost N12.2bn

by Business News Report

Today, the All-Share index lost 9bps to close at 24,930.88 points due to price declines in MTNN (-0.9%), FLOURMILL (-6.7%) and FBNH (-1.9%). As a result, market capitalisation fell ₦12.2bn to settle at ₦13.0tn while YTD loss worsened to -7.1%. Activity level weakened as volume and value traded declined 15.7% and 1.5% respectively to 200.4m units and ₦1.6bn. The most active stocks by volume were FBNH (26.9m units), ZENITH (22.6m units) and FCMB (21.3m units) while ZENITH (₦368.5m), GUARANTY (₦272.0m) and MTNN (₦170.9m) led the value chart.  

Performance across sectors was bearish as only the Industrial Goods index (+1.0%) appreciated as a result of gains in BUACEMENT (+1.6%). The Insurance (-2.1%) and Oil & Gas (-0.6%) indices led the laggards due to price weakness in AIICO (-9.4%), PRESTIGE (-9.5%), OANDO (-2.8%) and ARDOVA (-4.5%). The AFR-ICT (-0.5%) and Consumer Goods (-0.2%) indices also declined, following price declines in MTNN (-0.9%) and FLOURMILL (-6.7%). Lastly, the Banking index (-0.1%) declined on the back of losses in ZENITH (-0.6%) and FIDELITY (-1.1%).

Investor sentiment as measured by market breadth (advance/decline ratio) declined to 0.5x from the 0.6x recorded in the previous session as 12 stocks advanced against 22 decliners. The best performing stocks were FIDSON (+10.0%), CAVERTON (+7.4%) and HONEYFLOUR (+6.9%) while NEIMETH (-9.9%), PRESTIGE (-9.5%) and CILEASING (-9.4%) lost the most. We expect profit-taking activities to dominate market performance this week.

Market Statistics for Tuesday, 16th June 2020

Market Cap (N’bn) 13,005.5
Market Cap (US$’bn) 36.1
NSE All-Share Index 24,930.88
Daily Performance % (0.1)
WTD Performance % (1.0)
MTD Performance % (1.3)
QTD Performance % 17.0
YTD Performance % (7.1)
Daily Volume (Million) 200.4
Daily Value (N’bn) 1.6
Daily Value (US$’m) 4.4

Source: Afrinvest

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