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Market Update for July 28 The big winners from the previous session on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), slowed down on Tuesday, as mixed trend continued after a positive reaction to half-year earnings reports. The composite All-Share index closed south on a low traded volume to remain relatively above its 20 and 50-Day Moving Averages, supporting a recovery, while indicating ‘buy’ interests from smart money while Money Flow Index oscillated to read 37.82 points despite profit taking by short-term traders. The mixed earnings from Okomu Oil, Prestige Assurance and Mutual Benefits Assurance failed to impact the general market positively, despite influencing their share prices and sectoral performances for the day with investors reacting positively as revealed by the volume traded to top the gainers’ chart. The day’s negative slant was caused by oil/gas stocks which depressed the market due to unimpressive earnings reports that have so far emanated from the sector, as well as osci

Market Update for July 27 Highly capitalized stocks gave the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) a much-needed boost on Monday to start the week on strong after closing higher, enough to completely wipe off the previous loss suffered by the benchmark All-Share index. The gain was however on a low traded volume and despite the day’s negative breadth. The candlestick formation supports bullish pattern, as the index trades above its 20 and 50-Day Moving Average on gradual return of funds into equity assets as revealed by money flow index indicating activities of smart money. The mixed sentiments and continued volatility are clear reflection of cautious trading among investors in the midst of an earnings reporting season much in line with market expectations, due to the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak and the accompanying lockdown from which the economy is yet to recover. There were however exceptions like Africa Prudential, Dangote Cement, Okomu Oil, and Lafarge Africa that recorde

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Market Update for the Week Ended July 24, And Outlook for July 27-31 It was a volatile and bearish week of mixed sentiments on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), with the benchmark All-Share Index closing higher on the strength of renewed buying interests in highly capitalized stocks among investors. This also followed the plethora of mixed corporate earnings reports made available to the market during the period, ahead of month-end window dressing and in the midst of an earnings reporting season with different momentums and reactions. Despite the seeming confusion among investors and the operating environment in a week when the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) retained all monetary policy rates unchanged. The MPR was left at 12.5%; Cash Reserve Ratio, 27.5%; and Liquidity Ratio, 30%; in the face of negative macroeconomic indices, especially inflation that remained on the rise buoyed by the spike in food prices across the country on the back od the

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Market Update for July 23 Thursday’s trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange was volatile and bullish, halting four sessions of back-to-back losses on improved buying interests in large cap stocks, especially Dangote Cement and MTNN. This pushed the composite NSE All-Share index higher on low traded volume and flat market breadth. Also on Thursday, Africa Prudential and Cadbury presented to the market, half-year results that were mixed and reflective of the economic realities for the period.  The scorecard of Africa Prudential was mixed, as revealed by its revenue which was down by 32% and profitability level up marginally by 5%, which produced 52 kobo Earning Per Share, slightly lower than the previous 51 kobo posted in 2019. In the case of Cadbury, top and bottom lines were down by 18% and 15% respectively. The economy and stock market are in cycles, that give direction for the next few years, but valuation suggests a bear market between now and end of the year, depending on

Market Update for July 22 The nation’s stock market remained on the downward path, closing midweek’s trading flat, while side-trending on a very high traded volume and amidst selling pressure, even as more companies released their half-year earnings reports which came mixed. Companies that presented their reports on Wednesday were Jaiz Bank, SAHCO and Chemical & Allied Products. The result from Jaiz Bank was impressive as revealed by its numbers, which showed quality and value earnings, growing top and bottom lines by 39.37% and 43.87% respectively, which translated to four kobo Earnings Per Share, up from three kobo posted in the corresponding period of 2019. The numbers from SAHCO and CAP were however unimpressive as expected, reflecting the gloomy economic situation which still subsists. It has been a period of intense struggle for the equity segment of the financial market through the better part of July, as traders nurse fear of possible disappointing half-year earnings

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Market Update for July 20 The negative stance of the previous week was extended to Monday’s trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange as investors maintained their wait and see attitude ahead of the meeting of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), which ended on Monday. The committee voted to hold the key policy rates constant to allow the recent monetary and fiscal policy measures put in place play out, especially the increased liquidity due to the last Monetary Policy Rate adjustment, government’s intervention and the signing of the revised 2020 national budget into law by President Muhammadu Buhari kick off full implementation. All these are expected to drive economic activities and productivity, going forward, as discussed in our market update video at the weekend. The benchmark NSE All Share Index closed slightly lower on a very high traded volume; this indicates that smart money is absorbing the supply, an indication that they are bullish