NGX rebounds, up 0.43% on Tuesday

NGX ends in bearish territory heading into Christmas as ASI falls 0.36%


NGX ended the Christmas holiday in bearish territory as the All Shares Index on Friday closed at 74,023.27 points, down 0.36% from the previous day's high of 74,289.02.

The stock lost N145 billion as its market capitalization declined to N40.507 trillion.

Trading volume decreased to 423.3 million units compared to 760.93 million units yesterday.

In terms of trading value, it increased by 16.585 billion Naira from 13.03 billion Naira yesterday.

The biggest gainer was MULTIVERSE, +10.00% to close at N13.97. TRANSCOHOT, +10.00%, ended at 63.80 Naira. Infinity, +9.95%, ended at N4.53. UCAP: +9.79% to end at N23.00, DAARCOMM: +9.52% to end at N0.69.

Conversely, the losers are CONHALLPLC: -8.73% and closed at N1.15, INTBREW: -8.33% and closed at N4.40, PRESTIGE: -7.84% and closed at N0.47, ABCTRANS: -7.32% Transaction completed. N0.76, Guinea: -6.90%, ending at N0.27

In terms of trading volume, UNIVINSURE (-3.85%) topped the list with 41.94 million units, followed by TRANSCORP (+3.90%) with 41.93 million units, MBENEFIT (+1.96%) with 30.2 million units, and JAIZBANK with 41.94 million units. It continued. His ZENITHBANK (-1.94%) of 27.58 million units was his 26.3 million units.

In terms of amount, GEREGU (0.00%) topped the list with 6.62 billion naira, followed by SEPLAT (0.00%) with 2.77 billion naira, ZENITHBANK (-1.94%) with 1 billion naira and GTCO (+0.13%) 829 Naira. 3 million, MTNN (-3.77%) is 550.6 million naira.

Trading sentiment was mixed for stocks in the SWOOT category as ZENITHBANK (-1.94%) and MTNN (-3.77%) recorded losses, while GTCO (+0.13%) recorded marginal gains. There was no price change for members of other categories: AIRTELAFRI, BUACEMENT, BUAFOODS, DANGCEM, SEPLAT.

Among Tier 1 banks, trading was mainly negative as ACCESSCORP (-0.43%), UBA (-1.54%) and ZENITHBANK (-1.94%) all recorded losses, while GTCO (+0.13%) recorded losses. have become. Marginal profit. FBNH did not record any price changes.

Source: dailypost.ng

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