Losses in DANGSUGAR, SEPLAT, and Others Drive Nigerian Equities to Negative Territory as Market Capitalisation Records 1.20bps Decline.
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Date06 Apr 2023
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Trading on the floor of the Nigerian Equities Market depreciated on Friday, March 31, 2023, as twin indicators, The All-share Index & Market Capitalization declined by 1.20%, to close at 54,232.34 points and N29.544 trillion respectively, which brought about 5.82%... Read More →
Profit-Taking in BUACEMENT, STANBIC, others Drag NGX Southwards.
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Date27 Mar 2023
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Last week, the local Bourse closed lower, as the NGX ASI sheds 0.04% WoW, closing negative in four of the five trading sessions. Profit-taking in large-cap stocks such as BUACEMENT (-1.60%), STANBIC (-5.80%), and NB (-4.50%) dragged the local bourse... Read More →
Stress-Free Steps to Get Proof of Funds or Fund your Account for Study Permit and Visas Approval in Nigeria.
If you are looking to relocate or travel abroad for studies or vacation from Nigeria, one of the major requirements is that you must have enough money as Proof of funds or proof of financial support to fund your stay... Read More →
Nigeria’s Inflation Prints at 21.91%, Driven by Naira Scarcity, Price of food items.
The Consumer Price Index (CPI)/Headline Inflation/All Item Index The Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation, rose by 21.91% Year-on-Year (YoY) in Feb’23, representing the second consecutive acceleration after moderating in December 2022. This is 0.09% higher than the rate recorded in... Read More →
Nigerian Bourse Closes the Week Lower as the NGX ASI sheds 1.58% WoW.
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Date21 Mar 2023
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Local Bourse closed lower last week, as the NGX ASI sheds 1.58% WoW, closing negative in four of the five trading sessions. Profit-taking in large-cap stocks such as MTNN (-5.00%), GEREGU (-6.50%), and GTCO (-7.20%) dragged the local bourse southwards.... Read More →
Local Bourse Extends Bullish Run as NGX ASI Gained 0.48% WoW.
Local Bourse extended its bullish run last week, as the NGX ASI gained 0.48% WoW, closing positive in three of the five trading sessions. Buy-interest in large-cap stocks such as DANGCEM (+3.60%), and MTNN (+1.40%) drove the local bourse northwards.... Read More →
Nigerian Bourse Sustains Bullish Momentum, as NGX ASI gained 1.06% WoW.
Last week, Nigerian Stock Exchange sustained its bullish momentum, as the NGX ASI gained 1.06% WoW, closing positive in three of the five trading sessions. Buy-interest in large-cap stocks such as GEREGU (+27.45%), and BUAFOODS (+10.50%) drove the local bourse... Read More →
Nigerian Headline Inflation Test New Highs to Print at 21.82%
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Date24 Feb 2023
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The Consumer Price Index (CPI)/Headline Inflation/All Item Index The Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation, rose by 21.82% Year-on-Year (YoY) in Jan’23, representing the first acceleration after moderating in December 2022. This is 0.47% higher than the rate recorded in Dec... Read More →
Nigerian Bourse Closes the Week Negative as NGX Declines by 0.96% WoW.
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Date21 Feb 2023
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Last week, the bears suppressed the bulls in the local bourse, as the NGX ASI sheds 0.96% WoW, closing negative in one of the five trading sessions. Profit-taking in large-cap stocks such as AIRTELAFRI (-6.02%), and FBNH (-1.70%) drove the... Read More →
Crude Oil Production Cut will be a Major Catalyst to Nigeria’s Negative Growth in Q2’20
Crude Oil Production Cut will be a Major Catalyst to Nigeria’s Negative Growth in Q2’20 Latest GDP data from the NBS indicates that the Nigerian economy grew at a slower pace of 1.87% YoY in Q1 2020 compared to 2.1%... Read More →