News Investigators/ Inventory market investors traded 3.117 billion shares fee N90.295 billion in 118,018 transactions on the Trade at some level of the week apt ended.
This compares with 3.199 billion shares valued at N85.399 billion exchanged closing week in 142,477 deals.
In consequence, the entire value of transactions elevated by 5.73 per cent week-on-week.
The market opened for four procuring and selling days, as the Federal Executive declared Friday, Sept. 5, a public holiday for Eid el Maulud.
The Monetary Services and products Industry led activity with 2.542 billion shares fee N30.357 billion traded in 52,390 transactions.
This represented 81.55 per cent and 33.62 per cent of the entire fairness turnover quantity and value respectively.
The Services and products Industry followed with 114.610 million shares fee N816.381 million in 6,098 deals.
In third screech used to be the User Goods Industry, recording 105.452 million shares fee N5.492 billion in 13,346 transactions.
Trading in Sovereign Trust Insurance, Gather entry to Holdings and Fidelity Bank accounted for 1.685 billion shares fee N9.813 billion in 9,367 deals.
This represented 54.05 per cent and 10.87 per cent of the entire fairness turnover quantity and value respectively.
The NGX All-Half Index and Market Capitalisation fell by 0.94 per cent, closing at 138,980.01 and N87.937 trillion respectively.
Similarly, all totally different indices closed lower other than NGX Development and NGX Commodity, which received 0.15 per cent and zero.04 per cent respectively. NGX ASeM index closed flat.
Nineteen equities most popular in fee at some level of the week, in contrast with 32 in the old week.
Sixty-four equities declined, elevated than 57 recorded closing week, while 64 remained unchanged, also elevated than 57 beforehand recorded.
Sovereign Trust Insurance, Trusty Digital Expertise, Cornerstone Insurance, NCR Nigeria and SCOA Nigeria led the gainers, appreciating by 14.23, 12.94, 12.36, 9.96 and 9.83 per cent respectively.
Their portion prices rose by 37k, 11k, 79k, N1.15 and 59k respectively.
The tip five losers were DAAR Communications, UPDC, AIICO Insurance, Champion Breweries and PZ Cussons Nigeria, which shed 23k, 90k, 55k, N2.30 and N4.90 respectively.
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