Stanbic, Zenith Bank,GtBank, tick up, investors gain N125 billion

The market breadth closed positive as JBERGER led 27 Gainers as against 22 Losers topped by MOBIL at the end of today’s session.

Nigerian Stocks ended the fourth trading session on a positive note.

The All Share Index gained by 0.57% to close at 42,169.41 index points as against the +0.83% appreciation recorded on Wednesday.

Its Year-to-Date (YTD) returns currently stands at +4.71%.

Nigerian Stock Exchange capitalization currently stands at N22.06 trillion. Investors gained N124.86 billion

The Nigerian Stock market turnover printed up as Thursday’s trading volume as volume moved up by +2.16% as against the +16.18% upsurge recorded on Wednesday.

TRANSCORP, UBN, and ZENITHBANK were the most active to boost market turnover.
MOBIL leads the list of active stocks that recorded an impressive volume spike at the end of today’s session.
The market breadth closed positive as JBERGER led 27 Gainers as against 22 Losers topped by MOBIL at the end of today’s session – an unimproved performance when compared with the previous outlook.

Top Gainer

JBERGER up 9.95% to close at N22.65
STANBIC up 5.91% to close at N46.6
NB up 3.28% to close at N63
ZENITHBANK up 3.03% to close at N27.2
GUARANTY up 2.41% to close at N34

Top losers

MOBIL down 8.62% to close at N228
NEM down 7.56% to close at N2.2
CADBURY down 7.29% to close at N8.9
LIVESTOCK down 3.86% to close at N2.49
ARDOVA down 2.78% to close at N17.5

Outlook

Nigerian bourse was fired up at all cylinders amid falling oil prices across the market spectrum. NSE30 stocks saw high buying pressures GTBank, Zenith Bank recorded daily gains on Thursday.

Nigerian institutional investors seem to have increased their capital inflows to Nigerian Stocks on the prevailing low returns seen in some Nigerian debt instruments.
Nairametrics, however, envisages cautious buying amid growing uncertainty in Nigeria’s key international market, that include growing COVID-19 caseloads in China