The Nigerian stock market started April on a bearish note. It has thus reversed last week's gain and continues the negative momentum of March

The NGX All-Share Index fell by 0.14% weekly to close at 105,511.89 points, during the three-day trading week. Market capitalization fell by 0.17% to 66,150 billion naira, inflicting a loss of around 109.98 billion naira on investors. According to the capital market analysis carried out by the Punch newspaper on Monday, during the week under review, the total turnover was 1.183 billion shares worth 28.87 billion naira exchanged in 42,397 transactions, less than the 7.521 billion shares worth 398.95 billion naira that changed

L'indice NGX des assurances a enregistré les plus fortes pertes sectorielles, suivi par le pétrole et le gaz, les biens de consommation et les biens industriels, entraînés par les ventes massives de SUNU Assurance, Universal Insurance, Oando, Tantaliser, PZ Cussons , Lafarge Africa and Cutix. The NGX commodity index remained stable this week