Selloff In Banking, Industrial Stocks Leads Equities Index To 0.78% Loss

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The Nigerian equities market, yesterday, shed 0.78 per cent on account of sell offs in high capitalised stocks in Banking and Industrial Goods sector. As a result, the All Share Index (ASI) was down by 252.45 absolute points, representing a decrease of 0.78 per cent, to close at 31,969.79 points. Similarly, market capitalisation decreased by […]

 

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