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Nigeria Capital Market Experience 0.33% growth

Exchanging on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Thursday shut on a positive note in the wake of dropping for six back to back days, with the All-Share enhancing by 0.33 for every penny. The record ascended by 138.36 focuses or 0.33 for each penny to close at 41,633.79, against 41,495.43 accomplished on Wednesday. Likewise, the market capitalisation which opened at N14.844 trillion crawled N196 billion to close at N15.040 trillion. Nigerian Stock Exchange Mobil Oil recorded the most noteworthy value pick up to lead the gainers' table, developing by N7.70 to close at N184 per share. GlaxosmithKline took after with a pick up of N2.25 to close at N24.30, while Nigerian Breweries increased in value by N1.90 to close at N127.90 per share. PZ Industries crept 60k to close at N23, while Cadbury progressed by 60k to close at N13.25 per share. Then again, Access Bank bested the washouts' graph, shedding 65k to close at N11.10 per share. Dangote Sugar trailed with lost 30k to close at N20.50, while Africa Prudential Registrar deteriorated by 20k to close at N4.12 per share. Honeywell Flour was around 12k to close at N2.38, while C&I Leasing dropped by 10k to close at N1.90 per share. Correspondingly, the volume of offers exchanged rose by 10.92 for each penny as speculators purchased and sold 542.35 million offers esteemed at N7.35 billion executed in 5,039 arrangements. This was against the 488.97 million offers worth N5.64 billion exchanged 5,524 arrangements on Wednesday. Access Bank of the saving money sub-segment was the financial specialists' savor the experience of volume terms, trading 126.01 million offers worth N1.39 billion. Pinnacle International Bank took after with a record of 67.27 million offers esteemed at N1.92 billion, while Guaranty Trust Bank exchanged 51.84 million offers worth N2.34 billion. FBN Holdings sold 32.82 million offers esteemed at N394.25 million, while United Bank for Africa exchanged 29.50 million offers worth N342.28 million.

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