Consequently, market capitalisation increased by N16.3billion to N12.0 trillion while Year to Date, YtD return improved to 2.4 percent.
Sector performance was bearish as only two of five indices closed in the green. The Banking index rose 92 bases points, bps as GTBank , UBN and Zenith Bank continued to experience buying interests. On the flip side, the Insurance index declined by 0.3 percent on the back of losses in Custodian and Mutual Benefits .
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