FUGAZ has experienced a 1.75% decline in market capitalization, resulting in a loss of N36 billion for investors.
The market capitalization of the top five banks in Nigeria, otherwise known as the tier-1 banks or FUGAZ, depreciated by 5.32% to close at N2.45 trillion as of Friday.
The market capitalization of the top five banks in Nigeria, otherwise known as the tier-1 banks or FUGAZ,...
The market capitalization of the top five banks in Nigeria depreciated by 0.44% to close at N2.55 trillion as of Friday.
The market capitalization of the top five banks in Nigeria, otherwise known as the tier-1 banks or FUGAZ, depreciated by 0.41% to close at N2.56 trillion as of Friday, with investors in these banks losing a total of N10.5 billion.
The market capitalization of Nigeria’s tier-1 banks, otherwise known as FUGAZ, appreciated by 2.30% to close at N2.57 trillion on Friday, February 3, 2023, as investors gained a total of N57.8 billion.
The market capitalization of Nigeria’s tier-1 banks appreciated by 0.98% to close at N2.49 trillion
The market capitalization of Nigeria’s top five banks appreciated by 3.57% to close at N2.55 trillion on Friday, January 13 2023
The market capitalization of Nigeria’s tier-1 banks, otherwise known as FUGAZ, appreciated by 3.52% to close the week at N2.46 trillion
The investors of Nigeria’s tier-1 banks, otherwise known as FUGAZ, gained N106 billion after FUGAZ market capitalisation appreciated 4.58%
Meanwhile, the NGX banking index grew by 1.02% from 403.05 last week to close at 414.63 points
NGX banking index grew by 1.22% from 399.15 last week to close at 404.04 points
