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UBA most traded Nigerian stock, investors profit N128 billion W/W

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Nigerian bourse in spite of prevailing protest by many Nigerian Millenials ended the past week bullish.

The Nigerian All-Share Index and Market Capitalization both appreciated by 0.86% to close the week at 28,659.45 and N14.980 trillion respectively. Investors gained N127.61 Billion.

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Top gainers

  1. ETERNA PLC. up 34.99% to close at N4.90
  2. INTERNATIONAL BREWERIES PLC. up 12.92% to close at N5.33
  3. CADBURY NIGERIA PLC. up 12.59% to close at N8.05
  4. GUINNESS NIG PLC up 12.33% to close at N16.85
  5. LAFARGE AFRICA PLC. up 10.88% to close at N18.85
  6. TOTAL NIGERIA PLC. up 10.00% to close at N 112.20
  7. PRESCO PLC up 8.93% to close at N65.90
  8. UNION DIAGNOSTIC & CLINICAL SERVICES PLC up 8.33% to close at N0.26
  9. MAY & BAKER NIGERIA PLC. up 8.33% to close at N3.25
  10. NASCON ALLIED INDUSTRIES PLC up 7.88% to close at N13.00

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Top losers

  1. E-TRANZACT INTERNATIONAL PLC down 26.38% to close at N1.73
  2. PORTLAND PAINTS & PRODUCTS NIGERIA PLC down 10.31% to close at N2.00
  3. CONSOLIDATED HALLMARK INSURANCE PLC down 8.11% to close at N0.34
  4. ROYAL EXCHANGE PLC. down 7.41% to close at N0.25
  5. CUTIX PLC. down 5.81% to close at N1.62
  6. AXAMANSARD INSURANCE PLC down 5.67% to close at N1.83
  7. CUSTODIAN INVESTMENT PLC down 4.76% to close at N5.00
  8. FIDSON HEALTHCARE PLC down 4.63% to close at N3.50
  9. ARDOVA PLC down 3.61% to close at N12.00
  10. GLAXO SMITHKLINE CONSUMER NIG. PLC down 3.45% to close at N5.60

Outlook

Nigerian bourse ended positive W/W amid mixed oil prices as COVID-19 raging onslaughts infected over 38 million people globally.

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