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The Nigerian Stock Exchange has placed a ban on the use of web-based email as a means of communicating among its capital market operators.
@nsenigeria ended Friday’s trading session in negative territory. The All Share Index closed at 27,630.46 basis points, down 0.43%. Year to date, the index is down by 12.09%.
@nsenigeria ended Thursday’s trading session in positive territory. The All Share Index closed at 27,748.46 basis points, up 0.11%. Year to date, the index is down by 11.71%.
The entire issued share capital of First Aluminium Nigeria Plc was delisted from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) after what can best be described as a long and thorough delisting process.
@nsenigeria CEO, Oscar Onyema, has clamoured for distinctive set of skills to further the growth of the capital market. Onyema said the fourth industrial revolution has made the global race for talent more competitive.
@nsenigeria ended Tuesday’s trading session in negative territory. The All Share Index closed at 27,820.57 basis points, down 0.46%. Year to date, the index is down 11.49%.
@nsenigeria ended Friday’s trading session in negative territory. The All Share Index closed at 27,918.59 basis points, down 0.26%. Year to date, the index is down 11.17%.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI) has disclosed its unaudited financial results for the Q2 period ended June 30, 2019.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (@nsenigeria) is pleased to announce the donation of the sum of N20 million to support initiatives focused on promoting early detection as well as increasing awareness and advocacy for cancer-related causes in Nigeria.
@nsenigeria ended Tuesday’s trading session in positive territory. The All Share Index closed at 28,144.87 basis points, down 1.21%. Year to date, the index is up 10.45%.
@nsenigeria ended Monday’s trading session in negative territory. The All Share Index closed at 27,808.69 basis points, down 0.40%. Year to date, the index is down 11.52%.
The Divisional Head of Trading Business at The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Mr. Jude Chiemeka, spoke about some strategic plans that have been put in place to enhance global competitiveness.