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- The Nigerian bourse closed the day on a positive note as the ASI gained 28bps. The index is up 56.19% YTD.
- The Pension Index was positive, gaining 28bps on the day and is up 78.27% YTD.
- ABBEYBANK/ UPDCREIT (+10%) topped the gainer's chart, while JOHNHOLT (-10%) topped the loser's chart.
- STERLINGNG topped the volume chart with 98.78m, and ARADEL topped the value chart with N5.15b.
- A total of 29 stocks gained points while 18 stocks lost points.
- The NGX Banking Index gained 72bps on WEMABANK (+6.48%), ACCESSCORP (+3.57%), UBA (+1.94%), FCMB (+1.85%), FIDELITYBK (+1.6%), and ZENITHBANK (+0.64%). GTCO (-0.08%), and STANBIC (-1.58%) lost points.
- The NGX Consumer Index gained 97bps on INTBREW (+8.7%), DANGSUGAR (+2%), and NB (+0.88%). MCNICHOLS (-1.11%) lost points.
- The NGX Oil and Gas Index gained 17bps on OANDO (+5.92%), ARADEL (+0.07%), JAPAULGOLD (-2.33%) lost points.
- The NGX Industrial Index closed flat even as AUSTINLAZ (-9.55%) lost points.
ARADEL, STERLINGNG
Trade value dropped by 4.96% to $19.33m. The market saw mixed sentiments again in today’s session. Gains in banking names and consumer goods stocks supported the market’s positive close, while weakness in MTNN weighed on performance and limited the overall advance. Buying interest was observed across key financial and consumer counters, helping the ASI finish in positive territory despite pressure from the ICT sector. The consumer goods sector led gains on the back of renewed demand in selected names, while investors continued to position in fundamentally strong banking stocks. Most of the market activities were outside of crosses. We expect mixed sentiments in the next session as investors rotate across sectors in search of value.
STOCK PICKS: GTCO, ZENITHBANK.
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