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    Nigeria equities extend gains, tariff risks remain

    April 23, 2025
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    Lagos — Nigerian equities advanced on Tuesday, with the NGX All Share Index rising 0.48% to close at 104,744 points.

    Overall market sentiment was steady, with selective sectoral gains supporting the index. Commercial services led performance, climbing 5.49%, followed by consumer non-durables up 4.73%, and transportation up 1.62%.

    On the downside, electronic technology fell 2.30%, while health technology and energy minerals declined 0.52% and 0.15%, respectively.

    Among large caps, Dangote Cement, BUA Foods, and Aradel ended flat. The banking sector stood out with solid gains, as Guaranty Trust Holdings rose 1.69%, Zenith Bank added 2.27%, and Access Holdings increased 2.49%.

    On the trade front, challenges persist as US tariff risks continue to weigh on sentiment. However, initiatives such as strengthened bilateral relations with China may help ease near-term pressures. Overall, the market remains cautiously optimistic.

    *Daniel Wesonga, Senior Sales Manager at Pepperstone

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