Nigerian Exchange Closing Today
The Nigerian Exchange closed flat despite sell-offs and buy-interests, as the benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) appreciated by 2 basis points, while the market capitalization was boosted by N4.98 billion.
Brand News Nigeria learned that the NGX ASI closed at 39,485.65 points, to reflect a gain of 0.02% from the previous trading day.
Moving on, the Week-on-week, the Nigerian bourse closed flat as well to appreciate by 0.01% from 39,483.08 the previous week.
At the close of the market yesterday, Friday 27th August 2021, Nigeria’s stock exchange market value stood at N20.57 trillion. Its Year-to-Date (YTD) return, however, is currently settled at -1.95%.
The market breadth closed positive as MORISON led 18 Gainers, and 10 Losers topped by UNILEVER at the end of the day’s session.
The stock market has declined by -785.07 base points since the start of the year.
MORISON up +9.47% to close at N1.85
FTNCOCOA up +9.09% to close at N0.48
SOVRENINS up +8.70% to close at N0.25
UPDC up +8.28% to close at N1.83
BOCGAS up +6.31% to close at N11.80
UNILEVER down -10.00% to close at N13.50
NASCON down -9.87% to close at N14.15
AIICO down -4.85% to close at N0.98
VERITASKAP down -4.17% to close at N0.23
TRANS CORPP down -3.16% to close at N0.92
NGX ASI top traded by volume
TRANSCORP– 45,132,732.00 units
MBENEFIT – 29,261,967.00 units
GTCO – 22,093,634.00 units
ZENITHBANK – 16,357,479.00 units
ETRANZACT – 13,840,748.00 units
NGX ASI top traded by value
GTCO – N614,251,467.80
ZENITHBANK – N399,144,848.65
MTNN – N141,718,612.30
WAPCO – N76,526,537.20
UBA – N53,866,252.45
Meanwhile, Market sentiments trended towards the bulls, with the market differential in favour of the advancers, as 10 losers were surpassed by 18 gainers.
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