Equity investors’ confidence in the Nigerian stock market was up on Tuesday, a day after Bola Tinubu was sworn-in as the President of Nigeria.
Recall that Tinubu had promised that access to foreign exchange will increase to ensure foreign investors are able to repatriate their funds.
He also promised local and foreign investors that his administration will end multiple taxation in Nigeria. His message seems to have been well received in the capital market, as the value of the Nigerian bourse rose by 5.21 per cent or N1.50 trillion.
The stock market capitalisation appreciated from N28.84 trillion reported last week Friday to N30.34 trillion on Tuesday.
Note that the bourse didn’t open on Monday due to the public holiday for Tinubu’s inauguration.
Similarly, the All-Share Index increased from 52,973.88 ASI to 55,738.35 ASI, as it mopped 2,764.47 basis points, following high demand for Eterna, Sterling Bank, Transcorp Hotels and more equities.
Investors exchanged N15.79 billion in 9,916 deals for 1.07 billion shares at the end of trading today.
This surpassed the N7.66 billion investors parted with last week Friday for 461.78 million shares in 6,520 deals.
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