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Equities Open Lower After Holidays As Market Loses N72 Billion

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The Nigerian stock market opened the second quarter on a negative note as investors resumed trading after the Eid-el-Fitr holidays. The market lost N72 billion on Wednesday as cautious sentiment dominated the first session of April. The All-Share Index closed at 105547.16 points compared to the previous close of 105660.64 points representing a 0.11 percent […] The post Equities Open Lower After Holidays as Market Loses N72 Billion appeared first…
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Equities Open Lower After Holidays As Market Loses N72 Billion

The Nigerian stock market opened the second quarter on a negative note as investors resumed trading after the Eid-el-Fitr holidays. The market lost N72 billion on Wednesday as cautious sentiment dominated the first session of April. The All-Share Index closed at 105547.16 points compared to the previous close of 105660.64 points representing a 0.11 percent […] The post Equities Open Lower After Holidays as Market Loses N72 Billion appeared first…

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Investors King broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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