Nigerian Stock Market closed the month of January 2022 in the green zone to open the year on a bullish note as market sentiment turned positive as against the decline recorded in the month of December 2021. The NGXASI moved up by +9.51% in January 2022. It firmed up further in February 2022 with +1.655 uptick while the benchmark indicator dipped slightly by -0.91% in March 2021.

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