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- The Nigerian bourse closed the day on a negative note as the ASI lost 8bps. The index is up 37.52% YTD.
- CUSTODIAN (+9.94%) topped the gainer's chart, while AUSTINLAZ (-6.27%) topped the loser's chart.
- GTCO topped both the volume and value chart with 32.89m and N3.12b respectively.
- A total of 22 stocks gained points while 27 stocks lost points.
- The NGX Banking Index lost 30bps on UBA (-2.28%), FIDELITYBK (-2.14%), FCMB (-0.92%), STERLINGNG (-0.66%), and ZENITHBANK (-0.29%). ACCESSCORP (+0.37%) and GTCO (+0.85%), 0 (0%), 0 (0%), 0 (0%) gained points.
- The NGX Consumer Index lost 39bps on CHAMPION (-4.26%), INTBREW (-4.17%), and DANGSUGAR (-0.58%), NB (-0.36%). UNILEVER (+0.27%), HONYFLOUR (+5.50%), and GUINNESS (+6.92%) gained points.
- The NGX Oil and Gas Index gained 14bps on OANDO (+1.58%).
- The NGX Industrial Index closed flat.
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Value traded dropped by 46.19% to $8.68m. The market was relatively quiet again outside of some crosses and we saw these in GTCO, where a total of about 25m shares were crossed at N95.00 and also in GUINNESS, where we saw 1m shares crossed at N145.00. Outside of the crosses the banks were the major drivers of activities again today even as we still expect results from some of the major banks. We expect to see a similar pattern of trading tomorrow.
STOCK PICKS: UBA, GTCO, ZENITHBANK, MTNN.
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