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Nigerian Stock Exchange Rebounded After Two Days of Decline 

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Nigerian Stocks Continues To Experience Sharp Declines As Investors Take Profit

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) rebounded on Wednesday after declining for two consecutive days.

The All-Share Index gained 1.68 percent or 575.18 index points to settle at 34,818.01 index point, up from 34,242.83 it closed on Tuesday.

While the market value of listed stocks gained ₦300 billion from ₦17.893 trillion on Tuesday to ₦18.193 trillion on Wednesday.

Transcorp led the most traded stocks with 160,581,039 shares valued at ₦172,162,722.21. GTBank trailed Transcorp with 70,682,345 shares worth ₦2,620,041,612.70.

Zenith Bank, Access Bank and First Bank Holding of Nigeria followed with 57,303,612 shares, 55,177,145 shares and 37,622,296 shares estimated at ₦1,539,255,449.45, ₦491,877,136.50 and ₦295,921,833.05.

Dangote Cement led the highest gainers with ₦7.9 or 4.22 percent to close at ₦195 per share, while the Nigerian Breweries came second with ₦4 or 7.41 percent to settle at ₦58 per share. See the details below.

Top Gainers

Symbols Last Close Current Change %Change
DANGCEM N187.1 N195 7.9 4.22%
NB N54 N58 4 7.41%
WAPCO N22 N24.1 2.1 9.55%
DANGSUGAR N21 N22.25 1.25 5.95%
ZENITHBANK N25.9 N26.7 0.8 3.09%

Top Losers 

Symbols Last Close Current Change %Change
STANBIC N46 N44.85 -1.15 -2.50%
ARDOVA N16 N15 -1 -6.25%
UNITYBNK N0.86 N0.8 -0.06 -6.98%
CORNERST N0.58 N0.53 -0.05 -8.62%
TRANSCORP N1.1 N1.05 -0.05 -4.55%

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