The domestic equities market on Monday extended its losing streak with the All-Share Index dropping by 0.04 per cent, as the country officially entered recession.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange market indicators on Friday dropped further by 1.46 per cent due to unimpressive third quarter results released by some banks.
Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed bearish on Thursday with the market capitalisation losing N91 billion due to profit-taking on banking stocks.
Activities at the nation’s bourse closed southward on Tuesday for the second consecutive days, with market capitalisation dropping N279 billion on continuous profit taking.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC has stated that the Federal and State Governments have the capabilities to unlock enormous potentials through privatisation.
Transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) commenced the week on Monday with a loss of 0.75 per cent amid renewed profit taking.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday restated its commitment to providing quality market data to help investors make informed and healthy investment decisions.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday recorded its first loss for the week, dropping by 0.86 per cent due to profit taking.
The nation’s bourse on Wednesday extended its bullish run for the third consecutive day with investors net worth appreciating further by N324 billion.
The nation’s bourse resumed trading for the week on a bullish trend with the All-Share Index crossing the 32,000 mark following interests in blue chips.
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