Nigerian Equities Market Closes Week with ₦305 Billion Gain for Investors

The Nigerian equities market ended the week with N305 billion gain for investors on the trading floor on Friday. This followed a surge in the share prices of stocks like ACADEMY, CADBURY, and ETERNA amongst others on the trading floor. After five hours of trading at the capital market, the equity capitalization rose to ₦65.5 trillion from ₦65.2 trillion posted by the bourse on Thursday. The benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) increased to 105,933.03 points from 105,430.15 points which were recorded the previous day. The market breadth was positive as 39 stocks advanced and 17 stocks declined, while 66 stocks remained Nigerian Equities Market Closes Week with ₦305 Billion Gain for Investors is first published on Converseer.

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Nigerian Equities Market Closes Week with ₦305 Billion Gain for Investors

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The Nigerian equities market ended the week with N305 billion gain for investors on the trading floor on Friday. This followed a surge in the share prices of stocks like ACADEMY, CADBURY, and ETERNA amongst others on the trading floor. After five hours of trading at the capital market, the equity capitalization rose to ₦65.5 trillion from ₦65.2 trillion posted by the bourse on Thursday. The benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) increased to 105,933.03 points from 105,430.15 points which were recorded the previous day. The market breadth was positive as 39 stocks advanced and 17 stocks declined, while 66 stocks remained

Nigerian Equities Market Closes Week with ₦305 Billion Gain for Investors is first published on Converseer.

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