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The Nigerian stock market posted significant growth on Tuesday as market capitalisation soared by four per cent to N31.6tn.
Tuesday’s trading day also saw the benchmark all-share index soar by four per cent or 2,232.58 points to close at 58,163.55 points. The NSE Banking Index rose by 6.7 per cent to lead the sectoral performance, followed by the NSE Insurance Index which gained 5.4 per cent.
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