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Nigerian Bourse Closes the Week Lower as the NGX ASI sheds 1.58% WoW.

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%),...

Local Bourse Extends Bullish Run as NGX ASI Gained 0.48% WoW.

Date13 Mar 2023

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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...

Nigerian Bourse Sustains Bullish Momentum, as NGX ASI gained 1.06% WoW.

Date06 Mar 2023

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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...

Nigerian Headline Inflation Test New Highs to Print at 21.82%

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...

Nigerian Bourse Closes the Week Negative as NGX Declines by 0.96% WoW.

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...

Performance Review of the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan

Date21 Mar 2014

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Performance Review of the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan The Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) is a medium term planned for 2017 to 2020 developed to restore Nigeria’s economic...

WEEKLY MARKET UPDATE

Date03 Dec 2013

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Commodities The commodities under our radar closed in a mixed territory last week with the energy commodities recording weekly decline due to the fear of the second wave of COVID-19....

Implications of Nigeria’s Consumption Expenditure Pattern

Date03 Dec 2013

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Implications of Nigeria’s Consumption Expenditure Pattern The latest consumption expenditure data from the NBS shows that Nigerians spent N40.21 trillion on food and non-food items in 2019, of which expenditure on...