All share index

The week ended with activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in a steep decline seeing the All Share Index (ASI) dropping by 0.94 per cent. ASI which fell by 1.27 per cent on Thursday having closed at 34,577.26 basic points, ended at…

The bearish trend of the Nigerian equity market continued as stocks tumbled again on Tuesday, pushing the All Share Index (ASI) marginally by 0.09 per cent. The ASI stood at 35,033.74 basic points as against 35,064.36 basic points it…

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has relaxed its stringent listing requirements for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the country wishing to raise capital to boost their businesses. The Exchange has consequently launched the NSE…

Trading activities on the floor of the National Stock Exchange was bullish on Wednesday following the appreciation of equities. The rise in stocks saw the All Share Index (ASI) climbed by 1.25 percent to close at 34,769 basic points…

The three days losing streak of the Nigeria Stock Market was halted on Tuesday following appreciation of equities. The market was lifted by the surge in the trading of the banking sector, which was dominated by FBN Holding, Stanbic IBTC,…

For the third consecutive trading days, the Nigerian Stock market suffered yet another loss, as the All-Share Index, ASI dipped by 1.58 per cent on the back of the drop in the value of major brands on Tuesday. Tuesday's fall in the…

ISMAIL MUSA  The foreign exchange  (FX) liquidity crunch  will continue to trend this week as investors pitch for valued investments This is predicated on loss last week by the Nigerian stocks on rising COVID-19 cases in the country…

ISMAIL MUSA Profit taking activities in some stocks in the first week of June saw a 1 percent decline week on week, in the NSE All-Share Index, pushing it to 25,016.30 points. The decline was hinged on the 4.8 percent drop in…

Positive sentiments in the midweek sustained bargain hunting push to close market bullish. Sentiments remained positive in the domestic equities market midweek, as sustained the bullish trend that opened the month with 0.10 percent…

The Nigerian equities market opened the week bearish, as capitalsiation declined further by N259 billion.. Trading in the domestic bourse resumed on a bearish note, as investors took profits off Tier I bank stocks. Consequently,…