The domestic equities market closed Tuesday’s trading session on a bearish note, as price depreciation in MTN Nigeria Communications Plc and 25 others dragged the overall market capitalisation lower by N1.17tn.Consequently, the All-Share Index dropped by 1,806.18 points, or 0.73 per cent, to close at 246,723.57. Similarly, the market capitalisation shed N1.17tn to settle at N159.26tn.The downturn was primarily driven by sell-offs in large- and medium-capitalised stocks, including MTNN, UACN, Dangote Sugar Refinery, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company, and First Holdco.Despite the broader market decline, market breadth closed positive with 27 gainers against 26 losers.FTN Cocoa topped the gainers’ chart, appreciating 9.88 per cent to close at N8.90 per share. C&I Leasing followed with an 8.26 per cent gain to close at N5.90, while Sovereign Trust Insurance rose 6.74 per cent to finish at N1.90 per share.Regency Alliance Insurance gained 6.33 per cent to close at 84 kobo, while Universal Insurance advanced 6.02 per cent to close at 88 kobo per share.Related NewsT-bill yields ease as investors target N700bn CBN auctionNaira weakens to N1,364.89/$ as FX trading activity fallsCreative sector seeks stronger investment to unlock growthConversely, Thomas Wyatt Nigeria led the losers’ chart, dropping 9.97 per cent to close at N2.89 per share. AVA Capital followed with a 9.60 per cent decline to settle at N8.95, while International Energy Insurance lost 6.32 per cent to close at N4.00 per share.International Breweries fell 5.98 per cent to close at N11.00, while Guinea Insurance declined 5.13 per cent to close at 74 kobo per share.Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. Consequently, the All-Share Index dropped by 1,806.18 points, or 0.73 per cent, to close at 246,723.57. Similarly, the market capitalisation shed N1.17tn to settle at N159.26tn.The downturn was primarily driven by sell-offs in large- and medium-capitalised stocks, including MTNN, UACN, Dangote Sugar Refinery, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company, and First Holdco.Despite the broader market decline, market breadth closed positive with 27 gainers against 26 losers.FTN Cocoa topped the gainers’ chart, appreciating 9.88 per cent to close at N8.90 per share. C&I Leasing followed with an 8.26 per cent gain to close at N5.90, while Sovereign Trust Insurance rose 6.74 per cent to finish at N1.90 per share.Regency Alliance Insurance gained 6.33 per cent to close at 84 kobo, while Universal Insurance advanced 6.02 per cent to close at 88 kobo per share.Related NewsT-bill yields ease as investors target N700bn CBN auctionNaira weakens to N1,364.89/$ as FX trading activity fallsCreative sector seeks stronger investment to unlock growthConversely, Thomas Wyatt Nigeria led the losers’ chart, dropping 9.97 per cent to close at N2.89 per share. AVA Capital followed with a 9.60 per cent decline to settle at N8.95, while International Energy Insurance lost 6.32 per cent to close at N4.00 per share.International Breweries fell 5.98 per cent to close at N11.00, while Guinea Insurance declined 5.13 per cent to close at 74 kobo per share.Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. The downturn was primarily driven by sell-offs in large- and medium-capitalised stocks, including MTNN, UACN, Dangote Sugar Refinery, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company, and First Holdco.Despite the broader market decline, market breadth closed positive with 27 gainers against 26 losers.FTN Cocoa topped the gainers’ chart, appreciating 9.88 per cent to close at N8.90 per share. C&I Leasing followed with an 8.26 per cent gain to close at N5.90, while Sovereign Trust Insurance rose 6.74 per cent to finish at N1.90 per share.Regency Alliance Insurance gained 6.33 per cent to close at 84 kobo, while Universal Insurance advanced 6.02 per cent to close at 88 kobo per share.Related NewsT-bill yields ease as investors target N700bn CBN auctionNaira weakens to N1,364.89/$ as FX trading activity fallsCreative sector seeks stronger investment to unlock growthConversely, Thomas Wyatt Nigeria led the losers’ chart, dropping 9.97 per cent to close at N2.89 per share. AVA Capital followed with a 9.60 per cent decline to settle at N8.95, while International Energy Insurance lost 6.32 per cent to close at N4.00 per share.International Breweries fell 5.98 per cent to close at N11.00, while Guinea Insurance declined 5.13 per cent to close at 74 kobo per share.Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. Despite the broader market decline, market breadth closed positive with 27 gainers against 26 losers.FTN Cocoa topped the gainers’ chart, appreciating 9.88 per cent to close at N8.90 per share. C&I Leasing followed with an 8.26 per cent gain to close at N5.90, while Sovereign Trust Insurance rose 6.74 per cent to finish at N1.90 per share.Regency Alliance Insurance gained 6.33 per cent to close at 84 kobo, while Universal Insurance advanced 6.02 per cent to close at 88 kobo per share.Related NewsT-bill yields ease as investors target N700bn CBN auctionNaira weakens to N1,364.89/$ as FX trading activity fallsCreative sector seeks stronger investment to unlock growthConversely, Thomas Wyatt Nigeria led the losers’ chart, dropping 9.97 per cent to close at N2.89 per share. AVA Capital followed with a 9.60 per cent decline to settle at N8.95, while International Energy Insurance lost 6.32 per cent to close at N4.00 per share.International Breweries fell 5.98 per cent to close at N11.00, while Guinea Insurance declined 5.13 per cent to close at 74 kobo per share.Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. FTN Cocoa topped the gainers’ chart, appreciating 9.88 per cent to close at N8.90 per share. C&I Leasing followed with an 8.26 per cent gain to close at N5.90, while Sovereign Trust Insurance rose 6.74 per cent to finish at N1.90 per share.Regency Alliance Insurance gained 6.33 per cent to close at 84 kobo, while Universal Insurance advanced 6.02 per cent to close at 88 kobo per share.Related NewsT-bill yields ease as investors target N700bn CBN auctionNaira weakens to N1,364.89/$ as FX trading activity fallsCreative sector seeks stronger investment to unlock growthConversely, Thomas Wyatt Nigeria led the losers’ chart, dropping 9.97 per cent to close at N2.89 per share. AVA Capital followed with a 9.60 per cent decline to settle at N8.95, while International Energy Insurance lost 6.32 per cent to close at N4.00 per share.International Breweries fell 5.98 per cent to close at N11.00, while Guinea Insurance declined 5.13 per cent to close at 74 kobo per share.Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. Regency Alliance Insurance gained 6.33 per cent to close at 84 kobo, while Universal Insurance advanced 6.02 per cent to close at 88 kobo per share.Related NewsT-bill yields ease as investors target N700bn CBN auctionNaira weakens to N1,364.89/$ as FX trading activity fallsCreative sector seeks stronger investment to unlock growthConversely, Thomas Wyatt Nigeria led the losers’ chart, dropping 9.97 per cent to close at N2.89 per share. AVA Capital followed with a 9.60 per cent decline to settle at N8.95, while International Energy Insurance lost 6.32 per cent to close at N4.00 per share.International Breweries fell 5.98 per cent to close at N11.00, while Guinea Insurance declined 5.13 per cent to close at 74 kobo per share.Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. Conversely, Thomas Wyatt Nigeria led the losers’ chart, dropping 9.97 per cent to close at N2.89 per share. AVA Capital followed with a 9.60 per cent decline to settle at N8.95, while International Energy Insurance lost 6.32 per cent to close at N4.00 per share.International Breweries fell 5.98 per cent to close at N11.00, while Guinea Insurance declined 5.13 per cent to close at 74 kobo per share.Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. International Breweries fell 5.98 per cent to close at N11.00, while Guinea Insurance declined 5.13 per cent to close at 74 kobo per share.Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. Activity levels spiked sharply as total volume traded jumped 270.4 per cent to 3.91 billion units, valued at N32.38bn and exchanged in 45,608 deals.Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. Trading in the shares of Fortis Global Insurance dominated the activity chart with 3.29 billion shares valued at N9.58bn. Trans-Nationwide Express followed with 84.58 million shares worth N181.90m, while Access Holdings traded 66.13 million shares valued at N1.87bn.Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn. Consolidated Hallmark Holdings traded 54.34 million shares valued at N379.42m, while Fidelity Bank transacted 46.86 million shares worth N1.02bn.