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Saturday, February 16, 2019 08:00 AM / Proshare Content
Nigeria: Economic Dashboard @ 150219
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Source: Vetiva Weekly Market Wrap -
February 15, 2019
Pre-election Week Ends on a Positive Note
In its fourth positive session this week, the
Nigerian Bourse advanced 81bps d/d, contributing to a 3.76% gain w/w. Strong
performances from the Oil & Gas (+594bps w/w) and Consumer Goods (+541bps
w/w) sectors were the main drivers of the positive market performance, driven
by advances in OANDO (+20.00% w/w), SEPLAT (+10.44% w/w), MOBIL (+222bps w/w),
UNILEVER (+17.57% w/w), CADBURY (+15.00% w/w) NB (+641bps w/w) and NESTLE
(+433bps w/w). Meanwhile, the Industrial Goods sector (+162bps w/w) was the
third largest gainer despite a 104bps loss on Friday, after gains in DANGCEM
(+458bps w/w) and WAPCO (+440bps w/w) outweighed a loss in CCNN (-455bps w/w)
to boost the sector. Finally, the banking sector (+ 159bps w/w) saw the
smallest gains after UBN (+10.40% w/w), ETI (+ 511bps w/w), UBA (+458bps w/w)
and ZENITHBANK (+143bps w/w) outweighed losses in GUARANTY (-181bps w/w) and
ACCESS (-75bps w/w).
• We expect to see a market rally at the start
of the week driven by a return of certainty following the successful conclusion
of the presidential election, barring any political unrest from the election
results.
• Stock Watch: LIVESTOCK posted strong gains
this week, appreciating 44% after green closes in four out of five sessions.
The stock gained 9% today to close at ₦0.72,
trading at its year-high price with a year-todate return of 47%.
Expect a quiet open to the week in FI
market
• This week, the CBN remained active in the
Primary market, conducting three OMO auctions and selling c.₦545
billion (₦740
billion offered) across the short, mid and long-dated bills at stop rates of
11.90%, 13.50% and 15.00% respectively. Notably, there was a “No sale” on
Tuesday even as investors keyed in bids at same stop rates for the ₦65
billion offered. The CBN also conducted its bi-monthly T-bills PMA, offering
and selling ₦153
billion across the three bills at stop rates of 10.97%, 13.40% and 14.95%
respectively – lower than previous PMA auction stop rates.
• Meanwhile, in the treasury bills secondary
market, yields advanced 7bps w/w, with mixed to negative sentiment prevalent in
the week. Particularly, whilst the yield on the 27DTM bill advanced 94bps w/w
to settle at 12.11%, the yield on the 335DTM bill declined 46bps w/w to settle
at 16.66%. The bond space was similarly mixed with a bearish tilt, with yields
advancing 8bps w/w on benchmark notes. Specifically, whilst the yield on the
12.50% FGN JAN 2026 bond advanced 19bps w/w to close at 14.83%, the yield on
the 10.00% FGN JUL 2030 bond declined 14bps w/w to close at 14.56%.
• With a base expectation of a relatively
peaceful and favourable close to the general elections, we anticipate a rally
in riskier asset classes and foresee a quiet open to the week in the FI market
even as investors begin to take positions ahead of the Bond auction on
Wednesday.
• The Naira appreciated ₦0.08
w/w at the I&E FX Window to settle at ₦361.65
and depreciated ₦1.00
w/w to settle at ₦360.50
against the dollar in the parallel market.
Monday, February 18, 2019
The
National
Bureau of Statistics will on this day release the Selected
Banking Sector Data, Sectorial Breakdown of Credit, epayment Channels and Staff
Strenght (Q4 2018) while the Fate Foundation will on this day hold training on 2019 Aspiring Entrepreneurs Digital at Fate Foundation, Lagos Water House
Corporation, Ijora.
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
The
National
Bureau of Statistics will on this day release the Road
Transport Data (Q4 2018)
The United States’ NAHB Housing Market Index (Feb) will be released on this day.
Wednesday,
February 20, 2019
The AAMEI’s
Eco Journalism Academy 2018/9 will on this
day hold the Development and Nature-Reporting the Connection at LUFASI Park,
Lekki, Lagos State while the United States’ Mortgage Market Index will be released on this day.
Thursday,
February 21, 2019
The
National
Bureau of Statistics will on this day release the Gross
Domestic Product (GDP) by Expenditure Q1 and Q2 2018
Friday,
February 22, 2019
The Nigeria
Stock Exchange will on this day launch
the Mutual Funds Trading Platform at Stock Exchange House.
The Nigerian General Elections to elect the President and members of the National
Assembly will hold on this day across the nation.
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