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Money Market: Bears Dominate As Stock Tumble 353.51 Points, Shedding N200 Billion In Value

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With a strong selling tendency that outweighed purchasing demand, the NGX ended the trading day down.

The All-Share Index had a decline of 353.51 points, culminating at 99,311.54 points, which suggests a generally negative attitude among investors.

In addition, there was a decline in market capitalization, which experienced a drop of around N200 billion, from N56.367 trillion to N56.167 trillion.

The main cause of this declining tendency was the SWOOT sector’s big financial corporations’ unsatisfactory performance.

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In contrast, SUNUASSUR and LEARNAFRICA bucked the trend with an impressive 10% rise in their stock prices, surpassing 16 other stocks that saw gains. On the flip side, HONYFLOUR led the decline among 25 stocks, with its share price falling by 9.89%.

Although TRANSCORP topped the charts in terms of trading volume and value, the total number of trades for the day experienced a drop, closing with 7,324 transactions compared to the 8,298 deals recorded in the previous session.

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Market Indices

NGX All-Share Index: 99,311.54 points

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Previous ASI: 99,665.05 points

% Day Change: -0.35%

Day’s Lowest: 99,293.28 points

Day’s Highest: 99,758.16 points

% YTD: +32.82% (Previous: +33.29%)

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Market Cap: N56.167 trillion

Volume Traded: 574.43 million units

Value: N7.843 billion

Deals: 7,324

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Top Gainers

SUNUASSUR: +10% to close at N1.10

LEARNAFRICA: +10% to close at N3.00

JAPAULGOLD: +9.84% to close at N2.01

TIP: +9.44% to close at N1.80

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CAP: +9.38% to close at N26.25

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Top Losers

HONYFLOUR: -9.89% to close at N3.19

FBNH: -9.88% to close at N21.90

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OANDO: -9.82% to close at N10.10

FTNCOCOA: -9.40% to close at N1.35

NESTLE: -8.89% to close at N820.00

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Despite a downturn in trading activities, the market saw a substantial 87.34% surge in trade volumes, adding 267.81 million shares and reaching a total of approximately 574.43 million shares traded. This is a notable increase from the 306.62 million shares in the prior session.

Leading the volume was TRANSCORP with 1.26 billion shares, with UPDCREIT not far behind at 1.21 billion shares. Other significant volumes were recorded by UBA at 55.49 million shares, ACCESSCORP at 51.47 million, and UNIVINSURE at 50.84 million shares.

In terms of trade value, there was a 47.95% rise, totaling N7.84 billion, up from N5.301 billion in the last session, reflecting a N2.54 billion increment.

TRANSCORP dominated trade values as well, with N1.89 billion in trades. They were followed by UBA with N1.28 billion, ACCESSCORP with N833.25 million, ZENITHBANK with N798.73 million, and NESTLE with N676.04 million.

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SWOOT and FUGAZ Update

The Nigerian stock market concluded the day on a downward trend, primarily influenced by the downturn of key banks within the SWOOT group. Notably, Zenith Bank experienced a significant 5.01% fall in stock value, accompanied by a 2.59% dip for GTCO.

In contrast, several firms including AIRTELAFRICA, BUACEMENT, BUAFOODS, DANGCEMENT, GEREGU, MTNN, SEPLAT, TRANSCOHOT, and TRANSPOWER, demonstrated resilience by keeping their stock prices steady during the market’s volatility.

Within the banking sector, UBA was the sole entity to register a slight increase of 0.66%. Conversely, FBN Holdings, Zenith Bank, Access Holdings, and GTCO all saw their stock values decline by 9.88%, 5.01%, 4.46%, and 2.59%, respectively.

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