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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) lost N183 billion as bearish sentiments caused blue-chip stocks to decline

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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) lost N183 billion as bearish sentiments caused blue-chip stocks to decline

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) suffered a significant loss of N183 billion on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, as bearish sentiments dominated the market, causing several blue-chip stocks to plummet into negative territory.

Market Performance:

  • The All-Share Index dropped by 348.61 points, representing a 0.3% decline, to close at 114,910.16.
  • Market capitalization decreased from N72.7 trillion to N72.5 trillion, reflecting a loss of N183 billion in investor value.

Trading Activity:

  • A total of 787,305,500 shares valued at N25.67 billion were traded in 23,170 deals, showing a 9% increase in volume and a 17% rise in turnover.
  • Despite the increase in trading activity, the overall market mood remained negative.

Top Gainers and Losers:

  • Top Gainers:
    • C and I Leasing: 10% gain to close at N4.62 per share
    • Learn Africa: 10% increase to close at N4.18 per share
    • Mutual Benefits Assurance: 10% gain to settle at N1.10 per share
  • Top Losers:
    • Transcorp Power: 9.98% loss to close at N295.70 per share
    • Oando: 9.97% decline to close at N58.25 per share
    • Ellah Lakes: 9.87% drop to close at N4.29 per share

Key Indices Performance:

  • The Top 30 Index declined by 0.28%.
  • The Banking Index fell by 0.2%.
  • The Pension Index rose by 0.43%, indicating interest from institutional investors.
  • The Insurance Index increased by 0.4%, while the Industrial Index gained 0.16%.

Year-to-Date Performance:

  • Despite the day’s losses, the NGX All-Share Index posted a one-week gain of 0.26%, a four-week gain of 4.97%, and a year-to-date return of 11.64%.

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