Nigerian Equity Market Declines by N1.141 Trillion

On Tuesday, the Nigerian domestic equity market experienced a significant decline of N1.141 trillion, reflecting a negative performance driven by losses in highly capitalized mid-cap stocks such as MTN Nigeria, BUA Foods, Julius Berger, and Ellah Lakes. The market capitalization fell from N125.968 trillion to N124.827 trillion, marking a decrease of 0.91%.
The NGX share index depreciated by 1.78%, closing at 194,484.61 points, down from 196,263.56 points the previous day. The market breadth was negative, with trading volume declining to 1.137 billion shares, a 4.93% drop from 1.196 billion shares on Monday.
The value of transactions increased by 92.58%, settling at N53.354 billion across 72,218 deals. Jaiz Bank led the gainers' table with a 10% increase, closing at N12.76 per unit, while Daar Communications was the top loser, dropping 10% to close at N2.25 per unit.
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