Investors in Mutual Benefit, NEM, and others on the gainers’ list went home with N45.17 billion gain on Thursday, 4 May, after the Nigerian stock exchange grew by 0.15 per cent in value.
This led to the stock market capitalisation appreciating from N28.42 trillion on Wednesday, 3 May, to N28.47 trillion.
The All-Share Index rose to 52,290.75 ASI, after gaining 82.98 basis points, to rise from 52,207.77 ASI.
Over 1.27 billion shares were traded on the exchange floor in 5,963 deals on Thursday, worth N7 billion.
This contrasts with the 670.08 million shares investors paid N5.02 billion for in 6,254 deals on Wednesday.
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