Investors lose N171bn as market capitalisation drops below N11trn mark – Daily Trust

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Investors lose N171bn as market capitalisation drops below N11trn mark

eekly trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange resumed yesterday on a negative note with the market capitalisation dropping below N11 trillion mark amid price loses by some blue chips.

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