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The All-Share Index of the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) rebounded Friday by 0.45 percent, halting three days of decline.
Journalists report that the index rose 166.33 points or 0.45 percent to 37,392.77 Similarly, the market capitalization that opened at 13.485 billion naira reached 60 billion nairas, or 0.44 percent, to close at 13.545 billion naira.
Nestlé took the lead in the N27 closing at N1, 527 per share 
Seplat Petroleum Development followed with a N15 gain to close at N650, while Lafarge Africa won N3 to close at N37.50 by action.
The PAC added N2 to close at N37, while Dangote Sugar Refinery earned 50k to close at 17.50 N per share
On the other hand, Flour Mills recorded the highest loss to lead the losers table, going from N15 to N29 per action. [19659002] Forte Oil closed with a loss of N1.30 to close at N29.90, while Cadbury lost N1.15 at the end of December. The Custody and Allied Bank's title fell by 68k to close at 6.12, while Eterna Oil lost 40k to close at 6.40 N per share
. Access Bank was the most active stock during the day, trading 84.88 million shares worth 864.66 million NU.
Dangote Sugar Refinery followed with an account of 15.21 million shares valued at N222.59 million, while Sovereign Trust Insurance exchanged 14.66 million shares FBN Holdings sold 12, 09 million shares priced at 125.49 million euros, while United Bank for Africa sold 6.55 million shares worth 65.59 million euros. 39; euros.
In all, investors bought and sold 212.88 million shares to NAR 3,243 billion made in 3,143 transactions
This figure was lower than that of 350.47 million shares worth 4.60 billion NRA processed in 3,228 transactions on Thursday.
NAN
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