The Nigerian Exchange ended the trading session with a negative close as the All-Share Index depreciated by –0.01% on Friday.
The market capitalization of equities saw a marginal loss of N4 billion to close at N32.237 trillion, -0.01% lower than the N32.241 trillion recorded in the previous trading session.
Unity Bank Plc (-9.84%) led the losers while LivingTrust Plc was the most traded equity in terms of volume.
Market breadth closed negative as RTBRISCOE (10.00%) led gainers, Unity Bank (-9.84%) led losers while LivingTrust Plc was the most traded equity – by volume – at the end of today’s session.
Trading volume increased by 1.94% from the previous day session as 627.87 million units of shares were traded today.
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