Stocks Market Plummets By N194bn On Sustained Profit Taking

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The Nigerian stocks market yesterday declined further by N194 billion as investors maintained negative sentiment. In summary, the All Share Index (ASI) depreciated by 522.48 absolute points, representing a loss of 1.62 per cent to close at 31,721.76 points. Similarly, the market capitalization shed N194 billion to close at N11.830 trillion. The downturn was impacted […]

 

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