Nigerian Stock closes in positive territory
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) ended Monday’s trading session in positive territory. The All-Share Index closed at 27,115.89 basis points, up 0.71%.
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There are also stocks that are at the lowest tier with market capitalizations that fall below what you will expect of a company listed in the upper tier of the Stock Exchange. One company holds the unenviable title of being the least capitalized stock on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
Two insurance stocks to keep an eye on this week
@myaccessbank and @zenithbank retain their spots on the @nsenigeria watchlist as the market awaits their H1 2019 results.
B.O.C. Gases Plc leads this week’s gainers as losses mount on the NSE
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has continued to perform negatively, as the market maintained its downward slope throughout the week.
Nigerian Stock Market ends the week Negative
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) ended Friday’s trading session in negative territory. The All-Share Index closed at 26,925.29 basis points, down 0.47%.
GTBank declares interim dividend for half-year 2019
@GTBank has declared an interim dividend of 30 kobo per ordinary share of 50 kobo for the period ended Sunday, June 30, 2019.
Difference between FGN Savings and Treasury Bills
Difference between FGN Savings and Treasury Bills
The Nigerian Stock Market closes Thursday’s trading in negative territory
The Nigerian Stock Market ended Thursday's trading session in negative territory. The All-Share Index closed at 27,052.93 basis points, down 0.11%.
The Nigerian Stock Market closes in negative territory
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) ended Monday’s trading session in negative territory. The All-Share Index closed at 27,083.11 basis points, down 0.82%.
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Official: Nigerian Treasury bills calendar for July-September 2019
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GAZ banks take the lead once more
@gtbank @myacessbank and @zenithbank take the first spot on this week's @nsenigeria watchlist
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CCNN Plc leads this week’s gainers as losses mount on the NSE
@NSEcontact All-Share Index declined by 1.17% to close at 27,306.81 basis points this week. Year to date, the index is down 13.12%.
Pension Fund Assets hits N9.3 trillion as investment in FGN securities drops
The latest report released by the National Pension Commission (PenCom) shows that Nigeria's Pension Fund assets in June 2019 hit N9.32 trillion. There was an increase of N294.9 billion within the space of three months
Revenue and cost pressures dampen outlook
Dangote Sugar Refinery (DSR) reported H1 2019 Revenue of N80.4 billion, a 4.4% y/y decline from H1 2018 Revenue of N84.1 billion.
Continental Reinsurance, Lafarge Africa escape worst stock list as market closes
@nsenigeria ended Fridays trading session in negative territory. The All-Share Index closed at 27,306.81 basis points, down 0.43%. Year to date, the index is down by 13.12%.
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Guinness Nigeria, Africa Prudential make worst stock list as NSE trading ends in positive...
@nsenigeria ended Thursday’s trading session in positive territory. The All-Share Index closed at 27,424.92 basis points, up 0.05%. Year to date, the index is down by 12.74%.
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NSE trades negatively as Honeywell Flour, Eterna Plc survive worst stocks
@nsenigeria ended Wednesday’s trading session in negative territory. The All Share Index closed at 27,412.13 basis points, down 0.42%. Year to date, the index is down by 12.78%.
May & Baker, United Capital Plc make best stocks as NSE closes negatively
@nsenigeria ended Tuesday’s trading session in negative territory. The All Share Index closed at 27,527.40 basis points, down 0.51%. Year to date, the index is down by 12.42%.
Dangote Flour, UACN Property make best stocks
@nsenigeria ended Monday’s trading session in positive territory. The All Share Index closed at 27,669.38 basis points, up 0.14%. Year to date, the index is down by 11.97%.
See the “score card” as insurance firms hurriedly release H1 2019 results
As July was drawing to a close, many listed companies on the NSE were in a rush to file their H1 2019 unaudited financial statements. Among them were about eighteen insurance firms.
Three banking stocks to have on your watchlist this week
@gtbank @myaccessbank and @zenithbank twitter all take first place in this week's watchlist on the @nsenigeria
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Despite the slow momentum witnessed in the Nigerian Stock Exchange (@nsenigeria) in the second half of 2019, the top 10 stockbroking firms in terms of volume and value still have cause to smile.
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