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NGX Wraps Week With 0.12% ASI Increase, ABC Transport Leads Losers

November 18, 2023
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In the pulse of market fluctuations, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) concluded the week on a modest upswing, marking a 0.12% surge in the All-Share Index (ASI).

However, amidst this cautious gain, ABC Transport Plc found itself in an unforeseen trajectory as it spearheaded the losing pack.

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Closing the trading hours on Friday, the ASI inched upward to 71,112.99 from its prior 71,025.16, hinting at a nuanced upward trend in the market sentiment.

Market data reflected a positive breadth with 35 stocks advancing, while 18 witnessed declines, and 60 remained stagnant across 5,883 deals.

READ ALSO: Market Capitalization Hits N39tn As ASI Gains 0.02%, Analysts Optimistic About Resilience

Multiverse Mining, Prestige Assurance Plc, Mecure Industries, C&I Leasing, and Northern Nigeria Flour Mills Plc were among the gainers, marking noteworthy increases in their share prices.

Amidst the trading activities, Jaiz Bank, Guaranty Trust Holding (GTCO), and Japaul Gold Ventures Plc showcased notable volumes and values of trades, underlining the diverse dynamics of the trading floor.

The week’s closure encapsulated an intricate blend of minor gains and unforeseen dips, painting a diverse landscape within the Nigerian capital market. Amidst the broader market trajectory, ABC Transport’s unexpected decline sparked intrigue, generating discussions amid the week’s subtle uptrend.

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Emmanuel Ochayi is a journalist. He is a graduate of the University of Lagos, School of first choice and the nations pride. Emmanuel is keen on exploring writing angles in different areas, including Business, climate change, politics, Education, and others.

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