The Nigerian equities market Friday closed the week negative as the benchmark index lost 1.01 percent to record 2.84 percent

The Nigerian Stock Exchange-All Share Index (NSE-ASI) Thursday crashed below 40,000 basis points to 39,723.85 points on sustained

The bearish performance of the Nigerian bourse continued for the fifth consecutive trading session Wednesday as benchmark index, the

Nigerian equities recorded a fourth consecutive downtrend, Tuesday as three major sectoral indexes closed lower. The oil and gas index

Union Bank and AG Leventis had until 30th June 2017 and 31st July 2017 respectively, to fulfil the regulatory free float requirement

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has given the management of Ikeja Hotels the approval to resume trading after reviewing the two-year

Nigerian stocks traded lower Thursday as sustained profit taking pare gains of previous trading session by 0.83 percent. The continued

The Nigerian equities market has halted a two-day downward trend as the growth indicator of the equities market swelled N136.8 billion

Investors on the domestic bourse remained bearish, with the ASI dropping further by 0.12 percent, as sustained sell pressures in

Nigerian stocks started the week Monday on the low as losses in market bellwethers – NESTLE (-3.2%), DANGCEM, (-0.6%) and