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All-Share holds steady above N66 trillion, slips by 0.01%; UBA and UCAP lead trading volume 

The All-Share Index concluded the trading day on Friday, 4th April 2025, in the red, dipping by 13.37 points to settle at 105,511.89.

This marks a slight decrease of 0.01% from the previous week’s closing figure of 105,525.26 points, coinciding with a decline in trading volume.

Trading volume fell from 397 million shares reported the prior day to 348 million shares, reflecting a notable decrease of 12.33%.

Meanwhile, market capitalization remained robust at N66.14 trillion, holding above the N66 trillion threshold.

On the gainers’ table, LIVESTOCK and LEARNAFRICA emerged as frontrunners, each surging by an impressive 10.00%.

In contrast, MANSARD and LASACO experienced significant declines, both dropping by 10.00% and leading the losers’ table.

Notably, UBA and UCAP dominated trading volume, exchanging the highest number of shares for the day.

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Trading volume experienced a decline, falling from 348.1 million shares reported the previous day to 397.1 million shares, reflecting a decrease of 12.33%.

In terms of trading value, GTCO emerged as the standout performer, facilitating transactions worth N1.4 billion.

In the SWOOT category, OANDO faced a setback, declining by 6.04%.

Despite the daily decline, the All-Share Index appears to be in a corrective phase, holding onto the 105,000 mark.

If positive momentum resumes in large and mid-cap stocks, the index could potentially surpass the 106,000 mark in the coming weeks.

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