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Equities market to jerk up post-polls - Vanguard News NigeriaAfter taking a hit from the postponement of the presidential and parliamentary election last week, investment analysts have said that the equities market will reverse the losses post-election.
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Investors’ confidence shaky as market loses N195bn – Daily TrustFollowing sell-offs triggered by the current undefined political climate, the domestic market reversed its bullish run shedding N195.8bn in market capitalisation to close at N12.0tn. Losses in bellwether stocks – NIGERIAN BREWERIES (-9.6%), GUARANTY(-3.8%) and ZENITH (-3.0%) were the major drags as the All Share Index shed 1.6% to settle at 32,190.07 points while Year … Just vote BUHARI again and see the market dieeee patapata...LoL
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Election postponement: Nigeria equity market loses N196 billion in one dayThe market capitalisation shed N196 billion to close at N12.004 trillion against N12.200 trillion on Friday. Sometimes I do Wonder! how can one says in a day Nigeria as a country generate up to 196 billion? And we are still poor as a country!? But You people said Nigeria is not working. Yet N196 Billion was lost in a day. MBuhari has laid a solid foundation for a Prosperous Nigeria. VoteWisely VotePMBPYO VoteContinuity VoteAPC
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CBN injects $210 million into foreign exchange market - Premium Times NigeriaThe bank says the interventions were in continuation of its resolve to sustain the high level of stability in the foreign exchange market.
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Naira loses marginally against dollar at parallel marketThe Naira on Tuesday lost marginally against the dollar at the parallel market in Lagos, closing at N359 to the dollar. Marginally is not bad not new to us.. It happens everywhere before and after election in any country
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Breaking: Hoodlums abduct Ogun market leaders, disrupt 'TraderMoni' distributionScores of hoodlums swooped on the seedy Lafenwa market on Tuesday afternoon and disrupted the distribution of the Federal Government's Enterprise... Constitutional according to them. Vote buying rejected by the people. Govsia hmnnn, Oro yi yioo maa leyin
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Stock Market Sheds 1.61% As Investors React To Election PostponementThe Nigerian stock market reversed its bullish run, yesterday to open trading for this week with a decline of 1.61 per cent, as investors reacted to last weekend’s postponement of the nation’s presidential elections. In summary, the All- Share- Index (ASI) shed 525.13 absolute points, representing a dip of 1.61 per cent to close at […]
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Stock market rebounds with N80bn gain – Daily TrustThe local bourse rebounded in yesterday’s trading session, as the market capitalisation increased by N80.6bn to close at N12.1tn due to buying interests in bellwether stocks – ZENITH(+5.6%), GUARANTY (+3.3%) and UBA (+4.6%). Similarly, the All Share Index (ASI) rose 0.7% to 32,406.18 points, while Year To Date (YTD) gain settled at 3.1%.ADVERTISEMENT Activity level …
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Forex: CBN Buoys Market With $210mThe Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has made a fresh injection of $210 million into the inter-bank foreign exchange market in its determination to boost supply in that sector of the market. Figures released by the Bank on Tuesday, February 19, 2019, indicated that it offered the total sum of $100million to the wholesale segment, […]
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