Coronavirus: NSE market indicators opens week with 2.24 per cent loss

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Activities reopened for the Week on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Monday with a decrease of 2.24 per cent following share price depreciation in blue chips.

Specifically, the All-Share Index which opened for the week at 22,198.43 shed 497.45 or 2.24 per cent to close at 21,700.98.

Analysts at Afinvest Limited said: “We expect the bearish trend to persist as the pandemic continues.Market breadth closed negative with nine gainers against 25 losers. Conversely, Neimeth dominated the gainers’ chart in percentage terms with 10 per cent to close at 44k per share. However, the total volume of trades rose by 22.37 per cent with an exchange of 464.36 million valued at N3.87 billion in 5,883 deals.

 

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Nations are struggling for survival you are talking of NSE loss. You don't know the meaning of shutdown. It is after survival you can now reminiscent on losses across economy boards. Olodo media!!!

Forget all these types of news for now please. Are you people daft?

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