Amidst uncertainties in the economy, the market capitalisation of the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NGX), is rising.
Fidelity bank shares experienced the most activities, recording about 53 million trades.
Trading session ended on Tuesday at Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX), with data showing a 4% decline in trade volume.
At the end of the day about 258 million shares were traded in 6,498 deals, with a market value of ₦7,799,926,046.14.
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The NGX market capitalization was ₦36.81 trillion as All-Share Index (ASI) pared 116.71 (-0.17%) points to close at 66,984.62.
Gainers Table
McNichols led the gainers with 10% share price appreciation closing at ₦0.66 per share.
Behind McNichols is Capital Hotel (+9.82%), Chams (+9.37%) and Associated Bus Company (+8.82%).
Losers Table
John Holt came out last with an end-of-day price depreciation of 10% at ₦1.44 per share.
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Presco (-9.54%), Daar Communications (-8.7%) and Deap Capital Management & Trust (-7.41%), recorded losses.
Most traded stocks
Fidelity Bank recorded the highest volume of 53.4 million traded shares, followed by Access Holdings (31.1m), United Bank for Africa (26.8m) and Oando (13.6m).