ABUJA, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Nigerian stocks opened higher on
Thursday, rising 4.28% to a more than two-year high as domestic
funds stepped up share purchases on the back of excess cash in
the money market and low bond market yields.
The all-share index .NGSEINDEX reached 34,647 points by
0944 GMT, extending gains for a fifth session to a level last
seen in September 2018.