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- The Nigerian bourse closed the day on a positive note as the ASI gained 21bps. The index is up 62.35% YTD.
- The Pension Index was positive, gaining 54bps on the day and is up 88.8% YTD.
- UPL (+9.89%) topped the gainer's chart, while FTGINSURE (-9.5%) topped the loser's chart.
- FIDELITYBK topped both the volume and value chart with 528m and N10.63b respectively.
- A total of 33 stocks gained points while 23 stocks lost points.
- The NGX Banking Index gained 114bps on FIDELITYBK (+6.48%), FCMB (+2.69%), FIRSTHOLDCO (+2.11%), UBA (+1.77%), ETI (+1.45%), ACCESSCORP (+1.11%), and ZENITHBANK (+0.37%). WEMABANK (-2.11%) lost points.
- The NGX Consumer Index lost 10bps on DANGSUGAR (-1.41%), and UNILEVER (-0.09%). HONYFLOUR (+1.48%) gained points.
- The NGX Oil and Gas Index gained 1bp on ETERNA (+9.62%), JAPAULGOLD (+4.15%), OANDO (-1.83%) lost points.
- The NGX Industrial Index closed flat on CUTIX (-2.44%). AUSTINLAZ (+4.09%) gained points.
FIDELITYBK, SEPLAT, GTCO
Trade value dropped by 32.13% to $29.67m. The market saw mixed sentiments again in today’s session. Trading was largely range-bound, with oscillatory movements in the ASI as investors balanced buying interest against pockets of profit-taking. Banking stocks provided support to overall activity, while consumer and industrial names recorded some of the most notable losses. Market turnover was healthy and largely driven by on-book trades rather than negotiated deals. Notable crosses included 491m FIDELITYBK at N20.00, 80k SEPLAT at N16,000.00 and 4.2m GTCO at N137.00. Price movements across most value stocks were marginal, reflecting a cautious market tone. We expect mixed sentiments to persist as investors continue to focus on stock-specific opportunities.
STOCK PICKS: GTCO, ZENITHBANK.
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