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The Nigerian Exchange’s All-Share Index (ASI) ended the trading session in red on Tuesday, continuing its downward trend from Monday.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) continued its bullish trend the day, marking the fourth consecutive day of gains. The All-Share Index (ASI) rose by 0.25% to close at 99,189.95 points.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) ended its latest trading session with a marginal loss of 0.01%, as the All-Share Index (ASI) dropped by 11.10 points to close at 98,070.28 points.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) concluded the trading session on a negative note, as selling pressure overshadowed buying interest, leading to a decline of 336.26 points.
Dangote Cement Plc, the most capitalized stock on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), recorded a 9.99% decline on the NGX today, resulting in a N1.12 trillion loss in its market value.
Airtel Africa Plc posted a 4.76% gain, representing a N376 billion equity gain to boost the NGX to a 0.47% gain today.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) on July 4 recorded a slight decline, as the All-Share Index closed at 100,063.32 points, from the opening 100,299.48 points.
TotalEnergies Marketing and Presco posted massive gains today in the NGX, gaining 9.98% and 9.97% respectively.
The first week of June concluded with a broadly bearish sentiment on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), as the overall market witnessed declines.
Since May 7, 2024, PZ Cussons Nigeria Plc has incurred a market value loss of approximately N70.5 billion. This downturn persisted today, with the company witnessing a further 10% decline in its share price, ultimately closing at N20.25 per share.
For the second consecutive day, NGX demonstrated bearish trends, marking a decline of 0.77%, with the All-Share Index closing at 97,473.98 points, down from yesterday’s 97,708.74 points.
This week started on a bearish note in the NGX as the market posted a 0.89% decline to close with an All-Share Index of 98,703.68 points, marking a 883.57-point decline from last Friday’s 99,587.25 points.