The all-share index inched up to 39,396.57 points, racking up 64.96 index points.
Nigerian stocks found the rebound on Monday with a 0.17 per cent rise as renewed investors' interest in WAPCO,
The gain, although little, was better than nothing considering the enormity of the damage wrought on the market by the losses seen in the last four trading sessions, raising fears that investors may need to approach the rest of the week with cautious optimism.
Helping gains, the oil and gas index grew by 1.01 per cent on appreciation in the shares of
The market posted a positive breadth as 25 gainers emerged relative to 15 losers.
The all-share index inched up to 39,396.57 points, racking up 64.96 index points. In the same vein, market capitalisation advanced N33.992 billion to N20.612 trillion.
Year to date, the index is down by 2.17 per cent.
TOP FIVE GAINERS
TOP FIVE LOSERS
UCAP topped the losers' table, declining by 16.08 per cent to close at N4.80 after price adjustment for the dividend payout. Meyer shrank by 10 per cent to end trade at N0.45. Lasaco tumbled to N2.01, losing 9.87 per cent. SCOA dipped to N2.38, recording 9.85 per cent loss.
TOP 5 TRADES
297.270 million shares worth N3.154 billion were traded on the NSE in 4,655 deals.
Zenith was the most preferred stock with 66.496 million units of its stocks worth N1.670 billion traded in 998 deals. 23.478 million units of
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