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All-Share Index Drops by 249.40 Points, Closing Wednesday’s Session in Decline

Stephen Akudike by Stephen Akudike
October 17, 2024
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Nigeria’s Stock Market Records N1.81 Trillion Gain in July.
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On October 16, 2024, the All-Share Index (ASI) saw a significant downturn, losing 249.40 points to settle at 98,291.53, marking a 0.25% drop from the previous day’s close of 98,540.93. This decline reflects a slowdown in market activity as momentum weakened.

Market volume also experienced a noticeable reduction, with 257 million shares traded, representing a 10% decrease from the 286 million shares exchanged during the prior session. A total of 7,776 transactions were recorded, bringing the market capitalization to N59.55 trillion.

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Despite the overall bearish trend, certain stocks posted impressive gains. CHAMPION led the top performers with a 9.97% increase, while TANTALIZER followed closely with a 9.09% rise. On the losing side, DEAPCAP dropped 10%, making it the biggest loser of the day. UACN and DANGSUGAR also struggled, recording losses of 9.90% and 9.69%, respectively.

 Market Summary:
– **ASI:** 98,291.53 points
– **Previous ASI:** 98,540.93 points
– **Change:** -0.25%
– **Year-to-Date Performance:** +31.45%
– **Volume Traded:** 257 million shares
– **Deals:** 7,776

Top Gainers:
– **CHAMPION:** +9.97% to N3.75
– **TANTALIZER:** +9.09% to N0.60

Top Losers:
– **DEAPCAP:** -10.00% to N1.32
– **UACN:** -9.90% to N21.65
– **DANGSUGAR:** -9.69% to N35.10

 Outlook:
The All-Share Index may see a recovery in the near future, with the possibility of surpassing the 99,000-point mark, driven by strong market fundamentals and optimistic third-quarter earnings reports. Investors are expected to focus on large-cap stocks, which could provide upward pressure on the index in the coming sessions.

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