Market Wrap: All-Share Index sheds 0.35% as SUNUASSUR tops gainers and HMCALL dominates trades 

The Nigerian All-Share Index (ASI) closed the buying and selling session on November 27, 2024, within the purple, shedding 343.31 factors to settle at 97,296.57—a dip of 0.35%.

Regardless of the general decline, the market demonstrated a outstanding uptick in exercise, with buying and selling volumes surging by a formidable 48.97%.

A staggering 822 million shares modified palms through the session, marking a major leap from the day before today’s 552 million shares and reflecting a surge in investor participation.

On the gainers’ chart, SUNUASSUR emerged as one of the best performer, rallying by 9.97% to clinch the highest spot. GUINEAINS adopted with an 8.16% improve, whereas CONOIL rounded out the highest three with a strong 6.56% acquire.

Conversely, the losers’ chart was led by JOHN HOLT, which recorded a steep decline of 10.00%. Shut behind was ARADEL, shedding 9.98% of its worth.

Notably, HMCALL and JAPAULGOLD dominated the buying and selling ground because the day’s most actively traded shares.

The Nigerian equities market skilled a notable surge in exercise, with buying and selling quantity climbing by a formidable 48.97%. Buyers exchanged a complete of 822 million shares, a considerable bounce from the 552 million shares traded within the earlier session.

On the worth entrance, HMCALL emerged because the standout, driving transactions value a formidable N2.1 billion. GTCO adopted, with commerce values reaching N1.5 billion, underscoring sustained investor curiosity.

Within the SWOOT class, which incorporates shares with market capitalizations exceeding N1 trillion, OANDO recorded a acquire of three.33%, whereas ARADEL skilled a notable decline, shedding 9.98% of its share worth.

Regardless of the market’s dip, optimism stays for a possible rebound within the Nigerian equities market. Sturdy Q3 earnings throughout a number of sectors, mixed with sustained investor curiosity, are anticipated to gas upward momentum within the classes forward.