Nigerian Stock Exchange
The value of transactions after trading stood at 2.411 billion, recorded in 4,091 deals.
Total topped the losers chart after Monday's trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange with a N2.02 share price loss. The firm's share price closed at N159.03 down from N166.05. The firm was followed by FO, which lost N5.20, closing at N98.80 down from N104.00 before transactions. Unilever lost N2.35 and closed at N44.65 down from N47.00. Dangote Cement also lost N1.10 and closed at N233.60, down from N234.70 while Guaranty Trust Bank's share price closed at N22.67 down from N23.70, losing N1.03, after the day's trading session.
Flourmill topped the gainers chart, gaining N1.95 at the close of the day's transactions as its share price rose from N77.95 to N76.00. It was followed by Stanbic, which gained N0.85 closing at N20.35, up from N19.50.
Access Bank was third on the top five gainers chart, recording a N0.19 share price gain, as it closed at N7.70, up from N7.51. Nascon came fourth, recording a share price gain of N0.14 and closed at N12.49 from N12.35. Eterna also gained N0.05 and closed at N3.85 from N3.80 before trading.
The value of transactions after trading stood at 2.411 billion, recorded in 4,091 deals. The volume of transactions stood at 219.70 million after the day's transactions. The Exchange's market capitalisation also stood at 12.17 trillion while the Exchange's All Share Index (ASI) stood at 37, 88.47 after the day's trading.
Diamond Bank led the most traded shares chart, trading a volume of 35.5 million shares valued at N230.65 million. FBNH also made the chart, trading 35.01 million shares valued at N408.46 million. Transcorp came third, trading 17.07 million shares valued at N66.03 million. Zenith Bank traded 16.04 million shares valued at N336.95 million while Sterling Bank traded 15.57 million shares valued at N34.33 million.
Experts say possible drivers of NSE include politics of 2015, which translates to increased government spending, Commodity prices, Increased finance cost, Weak naira, Resurgence of developed markets, Policy change – MPC meeting, tight stance to continue, Market floor – hunt for good bargain, FYE 2013 results, Emerging markets volatility and Ukraine region unrest, among other factors.
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NSE: Total tops losers chart after Monday's trading.
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