Nigeria: Stocks Market Begins H2 With 1.99 Percent Decline Wow

Lagos — Sentiment was bearish on the Nigerian stocks market in the first week of the month as the market sustained losses on the first three days before staging a mild rebound in the last two sessions.

Consequently, the benchmark All Share Index declined 1.99 per cent week-on-week to close at 32, 459.17 points, reducing the year-to-date gain to 20.78 per cent, while market capitalisation declined N265 billion to close at N11.187 trillion.

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