The key performance indicators of the Nigerian Stock Exchange closed the last trading day of May with 0.40 per cent growth.
In the same vein, the All-Share Index increased by 101.81 points or 0.40 per cent to 25,267.82 points from 25,166.01 recorded on Thursday. Vitafoam came second with a loss of 44k to close at N5.55, while Guaranty Trust Bank dipped 40k to close at N24 per share.Meanwhile, the volume of shares traded dropped marginally by 6.49 per cent with an exchange of 325.61 million shares valued at N4.48 billion in 5,647 deals.
The banking stocks remained investors delight with FBN Holdings dominating activities chart, accounting for 75.19 million shares valued at N410.35 million.
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