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- The Nigerian bourse closed the day on a positive note as the ASI gained 10bps. The index is up 56.35% YTD.
- The Pension Index was positive, gaining 31bps on the day and is up 78.81% YTD.
- ROYALEX/ NGXGROUP (+10%) topped the gainer's chart, while JOHNHOLT (-10%) topped the loser's chart.
- STERLINGNG topped the volume chart with 78.05m, and ARADEL topped the value chart with N2.48b.
- A total of 20 stocks gained points while 27 stocks lost points.
- The NGX Banking Index gained 68bps on FIDELITYBK (+5.26%), FIRSTHOLDCO (+3.68%), ZENITHBANK (+0.48%), and GTCO (+0.15%). FCMB (-0.91%), UBA (-2.12%), ACCESSCORP (-2.59%), and WEMABANK (-4.28%) lost points.
- The NGX Consumer Index lost 23bps on NB (-6.23%) and MCNICHOLS (-1.12%). DANGSUGAR (+1.45%) and NESTLE (+3.57%) gained points.
- The NGX Oil and Gas Index lost 5bps on OANDO (-2.35%), JAPAULGOLD (+6.37%) gained points.
- The NGX Industrial Index closed flat on TRIPPLEG (-6.98%), and CUTIX (-4.55%). AUSTINLAZ (+3.02%) gained points.
ARADEL, STERLINGNG
Trade value dropped by 20.51% to $15.42m. The market saw mixed sentiments again in today’s session. Gains in selected banking and industrial names supported market performance, while profit-taking in a few large-cap counters tempered the advance. Activity remained concentrated in fundamentally strong stocks as investors continued to position ahead of key market catalysts. The highlight of today’s session was sustained buying interest in the banking sector, which helped offset pockets of weakness elsewhere. Market turnover was driven by institutional participation across key names, while sentiment remained cautiously positive. We continue to see stock-specific trading dominate flows and expect mixed sentiments in the next trading session.
STOCK PICKS: GTCO, ZENITHBANK.
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