Nigerian Stock Exchange Sees N132 Billion Market Capitalization Gain
The Nigerian Stock Exchange experienced a N132 billion increase in market capitalization at the close of trading on Wednesday. The...
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The Nigerian Stock Exchange experienced a N132 billion increase in market capitalization at the close of trading on Wednesday. The...
In a concerning development, minority retail shareholders of FBN Holdings Plc have expressed their alarm regarding alleged tactics aimed at...
Investors on the floor of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited recorded a N37 billion loss by the close of trading activities on Thursday.
Trading activities on Customs street closed in the positive territory on Wednesday as investors raked in N154.29 billion, OduNews reports.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited closed on positive territory on Wednesday as investors raked in N8.65 billion, OduNews reports.
Fitch Ratings has upgraded FBN Holdings Limited and First Bank of Nigeria Plc Long-Term Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) to 'B' from 'B-.
The banking and Insurance stocks led the bearish stint of the Nigerian Stock Exchange last week with the local market recording a N15.3 billion gain at the end of trading on Friday.
Eight Deposit Money Banks generated N234.97 billion from Electronic-banking commission, and credit-related fees, among other commissions in the first half (H1) of 2022.
Nigeria's capital market recorded a N5.6 billion profit at the end of trading last week on the back of active positive trading of the financial service industry.
FBN Holdings Plc has appointed Samson Oyewale Oyewale Ariyibi and Patrick Iyamabo as executive directors.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) Limited recorded a 0.16% growth as the market capitalisation gained N43 billion to N26.812 trillion from N26.769 trillion.
Trading on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange Limited ended bullish last week as transactions in the shares of Capital Hotel Plc, FBN Holdings Plc and Jaiz Bank Plc lifted the market by N13.5 billion.
The First Bank of Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to Youth Empowerment as it marks the 2022 International Youth Day which is being globally celebrated today, 12th August 2022.
The Nigerian Exchange market closed on a negative note yesterday as selling pressure on the banking sectors persists.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) Limited recorded a 0.03% decline at the close of transactions on Thursday.
After halting the bearish trend on Tuesday to garner a 1.35% gain, the Nigerian stock exchange went back to the red zone on Wednesday as it recorded a N17bn loss.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange on Tuesday halted its bearish trend as it recorded renewed buying interests from investors which saw it record a 1.35% gain.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) Limited began August in the red zone as investors recorded a N227 billion loss at the close of business on Monday.