All-Share Index steadies above 106,000, gains 0.35%, GTCO and ACCESSCORP lead trading value
CBN raises over N1 trillion at latest OMO auction as money supply surges
International Breweries cuts FX losses, recovers to N35 billion quarterly profit
DMO allots N397.9 billion in April 2025 FGN bond auction
Unilever reports increased sales in food, personal care, and other products, achieves Q1 profit of N10.7 billion
The All-Share Index (ASI) in the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) remained stable above 106000 points gaining 0.35% on April 29th 2025. This was led by the trading value of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) and Access Bank (AccessCorp) two of the largest banks in Nigeria. The ASI is a benchmark index that tracks the performance of the entire stock market and its stability is a positive sign for investors. The gains were attributed to increased investor confidence and a rise in trading activity. This is a positive development for the Nigerian economy as a strong stock market can boost economic growth and attract foreign investment.
The All-Share Index (ASI) in the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) remained stable above 106000 points gaining 0.
35% on April 29th 2025.
This was led by the trading value of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) and Access Bank (AccessCorp) two of the largest banks in Nigeria.
The ASI is a benchmark index that tracks the performance of the entire stock market and its stability is a positive sign for investors.
The gains were attributed to increased investor confidence and a rise in trading activity.
This is a positive development for the Nigerian economy as a strong stock market can boost economic growth and attract foreign investment.
Naira holds resilient British pound below N2,200/£ at unofficial market
Aradel posts record Q1 profits as crude oil sales surge
Seplat reports mega Q1 profits as crude oil production triples
Exchange rate depreciates to N1,596/$1 at official market
Livestock Feeds reports decline in Q1 profit despite N10.8 billion revenue; sales in Aba surpass Ikeja, other places
Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings surpass $50 billion, reinforcing institutional crypto adoption
Cadbury Nigeria records increased domestic sales, recovers to N8.5 billion Q1 profits
All-Share Index steadies above 106,000, gains 0.35%, GTCO and ACCESSCORP lead trading value
CBN raises over N1 trillion at latest OMO auction as money supply surges
International Breweries cuts FX losses, recovers to N35 billion quarterly profit
DMO allots N397.9 billion in April 2025 FGN bond auction
Unilever reports increased sales in food, personal care, and other products, achieves Q1 profit of N10.7 billion
The All-Share Index (ASI) in the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) remained stable above 106000 points gaining 0.35% on April 29th 2025. This was led by the trading value of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) and Access Bank (AccessCorp) two of the largest banks in Nigeria. The ASI is a benchmark index that tracks the performance of the entire stock market and its stability is a positive sign for investors. The gains were attributed to increased investor confidence and a rise in trading activity. This is a positive development for the Nigerian economy as a strong stock market can boost economic growth and attract foreign investment.
The All-Share Index (ASI) in the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) remained stable above 106000 points gaining 0.
35% on April 29th 2025.
This was led by the trading value of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) and Access Bank (AccessCorp) two of the largest banks in Nigeria.
The ASI is a benchmark index that tracks the performance of the entire stock market and its stability is a positive sign for investors.
The gains were attributed to increased investor confidence and a rise in trading activity.
This is a positive development for the Nigerian economy as a strong stock market can boost economic growth and attract foreign investment.
Naira holds resilient British pound below N2,200/£ at unofficial market
Aradel posts record Q1 profits as crude oil sales surge
Seplat reports mega Q1 profits as crude oil production triples
Exchange rate depreciates to N1,596/$1 at official market
Livestock Feeds reports decline in Q1 profit despite N10.8 billion revenue; sales in Aba surpass Ikeja, other places
Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings surpass $50 billion, reinforcing institutional crypto adoption
Cadbury Nigeria records increased domestic sales, recovers to N8.5 billion Q1 profits