Nigerian stocks add N34 billion as bull run continues

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Year to date, the index is down by 2.2 per cent.

Meyer led gainers, appreciating by 9.62 per cent to close at N0.57. Presco added up 9.58 per cent to end the day’s trade at N78.90.

Property advanced by 9.21 per cent to N0.83. Africa Prudential rose to N6.55, notching up 9.17 per cent in the process. Unity Bank completed the top 5, climbing up by 9.09 per cent to N0.60.Regal Insurance topped the losers’ chart, declining by 8.82 per cent to close at N0.31. Honeywell shed 5.83 per cent to end trade at N1.13. Cutix fell to N2.10, losing 4.98 per cent.

slumped to N5.76, recording 4 per cent depreciation. Wapic closed at N0.51, going down by 3.77 per cent.In all, 296.597 million shares estimated at N3.362 billion were traded in 4,265 deals.Access was the most active stock with 58.559 million of its shares worth N494.147 million traded in 425 deals.

shares of 38.274 million units, priced at N394.223 million, exchanged hands in 93 transactions. Fidelity had 27.151 million shares valued at N62.356 million traded in 168 deals. Zenith traded 26.422 million shares estimated at N609.739 million in 413 transactions.

 

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