The Nigerian stock market resumed after the Easter public holidays on Tuesday with a loss of 0.39 per cent due to persistent bearish trend.
Key market indicators dropped further by 0.57 per cent at the nation’s bourse on Wednesday, on increased profit taking in banking and industrial sectors.
Cititrust Financial Services, an investment firm, has perfected arrangements to list by introduction on the nation’s bourse before the end of the second quarter.
Trading on the nation’s bourse returned to negative territory on Tuesday with investors losing N119 billion on renewed profit taking.
The local bourse maintained positive sentiment on Thursday with the market indices growing further by 0.53 per cent due to investors’ interest in Stanbic IBTC and...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday recounted experiences of one year of remote trading occasioned by the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In its bid to keep faith with its shareholders, the management of United Capital Plc is set to payout a dividend of 70 kobo per share,...
The nation’s bourse closed trading on Friday in red with key market indices dropping by 1.37 per cent, amid losses by blue chips.
The authorisation for the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) to list at the Exchange will deepen the market and boost the economy, Mr Boniface Okezie, a Capital...
Transactions in the equities market on Thursday rebounded by N109 billion following buying interest in banking and industrial goods stocks.