NSE market indices drop further 0.58 per cent

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The All-Share Index which opened at 25,027.61 dropped 143.91 points or 0.58 per cent to close at 24,883.70.

The domestic bourse sustained losses on Tuesday with key market indices declining further by 0.58 per cent.

Consequently, the Month-to-Date gain moderated to +0.8 per cent while the Year-to-Date loss increased to -7.3 per cent. Guinness trailed with a loss of 50k to close at N14.50, while Mansard Insurance lost 13k to close at N1.45 per share. Cadbury increased by 45k to close at N7.05, while Guaranty Trust Bank grew by 25k to close at N24.80 per share.Fidelity Bank followed with 27.78 million shares valued at N50.05 million, while Guaranty Trust Bank exchanged 25.28 million shares worth N625.55 million.

 

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