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Equity market ends the week reversing downtrend to post 0.25% gain.

The equity market on Friday closed the week posting 0.25% to reverse yesterdays downtrend. However, market breadth closed negative, recording 19 gainers against 29 losers. 
In summary, the All Share Index (ASI) gained 95.75 absolute points, representing a growth of 0.25% to close at 38,198.60 points. Similarly, the Market Capitalization gained N33.01billion, representing a growth of 0.25% to close at N13.17trillion.
The upturn was impacted by gains recorded in medium and large capitalized stocks, amongst which are; UNILEVER (+5.11%), WAPCO (+5.00%), OANDO (+4.99%), UBA (+3.89%), STANBIC (+2.50%), ACCESS (+1.95%), ETI (+1.74%), GUINNESS (+0.55%), NB (+0.53%) and FO (+0.45%).
MARKET STATISTICS- August 11, 2017                                                  YTD: +42.14%
 Cap (N)
13,166,018,346,824.49
One Day(ASI CHG)
 +0.25%
Index
38,198.60
One Week(ASI CHG)
 +2.07%
Volume
353,645,485
One Month(ASI CHG)
 +16.36%
Value (N)
6,301,038,739.32
Six Months(ASI CHG)
 +50.74%
Deals
4,079
52 Weeks(ASI CHG)
 +40.02%
Gainers
19
Losers   
 29
Un-Changed
47
Total     
95
Also, find in the ‘link’ Corporate Benefits & Relevant Dates reported thus far in 2017.
Foreign Exchange
The Naira at the inter-bank market closed at N305.60 against the US Dollar, representing a marginal depreciation against previous close. The Investors and Exporters (I&E) FX window opened at N365.91 and closed at N364.78. A total of $157.87 million was transacted.  
We expect the FX market to trade within existing range next week.
 
Money Market
OBB and O/N rates closed at an average of 55.83% and 59.25%, representing an uptrend from Thursday’s closing position of 46.67% and 52.21% respectively. 
The CBN further conducted an OMO auction today to mop up excess liquidity, selling a total of N43.29 million and N20.46 billion of 181-day and 363-day maturities at a stop rate of 17.95% and 18.55% respectively.  
We expect money market to trade with existing volatility next week.
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