Nigerian stocks halt run of big slides as sell-offs in mega-cap shares ease

the high recorded on 27 May.CWG appreciated by 9.6 per cent to close at N0.80. UPDC enlarged by 8.9 per cent to end trade at N3.05. Japaul Gold rose to N0.28, notching up 7.7 per cent in the process. WAPIC went up by 5.9 per cent to N0.36. Dangote Sugar completed the top 5, climbing by 3.92 per cent to N15.9.Beta Glass led losers, declining by 9.98 per cent to close at N41.50. Aluminium Extrusion shed 9.7 per cent to end trade at N6.50.Mutual Benefits fell to N0.28, losing 9.68 per cent.

Japaul Gold had 6.8 million shares valued at N1.9 million traded in 26 deals. Jaiz traded 4.4 million shares estimated at N3.9 million in 45 transactions. Access Holdings traded 4.4 million shares valued at N35.4 million in 126 deals.

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