The Nigerian All-Share Index (ASI) closed the trading session on 8th September in positive territory, rising by 414.7 points to settle at 139,394.8.
This represents a 0.30% gain from Friday’s close of 138,980.1, despite slower market activity.
Daily trading volume dipped to 947.8 million shares from 1.8 billion shares exchanged the previous day, yet it remained a solid turnout.
Market capitalization mirrored the bullish trend, climbing to N88.1 trillion across 36,036 deals, up from N87.9 trillion in the prior session.
On the gainers’ chart, University Press (UPL) and PZ Cussons Nigeria (PZ) led the pack, each hitting their daily limit with a 10% gain.
Conversely, Nigerian Enamelware (ENAMELWA), Industrial and Medical Gases Plc (IMG), Union Dicon Salt Plc (UNIONDICON), and Thomas Wyatt Nigeria Plc (THOMASWY) all declined by 10% apiece.
Trading volume
Daily trading volume dropped to 947.8 million shares, down from 1.8 billion shares exchanged the previous day.
Trading value
FUGAZ performance
Market outlook
Despite the rebound, the All-Share Index remains in a pullback phase. However, if bullish momentum continues, particularly among large-cap stocks, the market could extend its gains in the coming sessions.