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MRS Oil, Aradel Holdings lead NGX’s N288b loss

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The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), yesterday, extended losses to the third straight session as market capitalisation declined by N288 billion, amid price depreciation in MRS Oil Nigeria Plc, Aradel and 35 other stocks.

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MRS Oil, Aradel Holdings lead NGX’s N288b loss

The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), yesterday, extended losses to the third straight session as market capitalisation declined by N288 billion, amid price depreciation in MRS Oil Nigeria Plc, Aradel and 35 other stocks.

·Nigeria
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Stock Market Declines Further As MRS Oil, Livestock Feeds Lead Losses

The Nigerian stock market extended its losing streak on Wednesday to make it the third consecutive day of decline as weak sentiment continued to weigh on investor confidence. The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) All-Share Index (ASI) dropped 0.44 percent to close at 104,915.13 points while the equities market capitalization fell from N66.068 trillion to N65.789 […] The post Stock Market Declines Further as MRS Oil, Livestock Feeds Lead Losses app…

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Nigerian stock investors lose over N500 billion in 3 days

The Nigerian stock market recorded another day of losses, pushing the total decline over the last three days to more than N500 billion as investor sentiment weakens.

·Ikeja, Nigeria
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BUA Cement Leads Market Decline As Investors Lose N275bn - New Telegraph

ShareInvestors offloaded shares of BUA Cement Plc in droves on Tuesday, driving the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) into a downward spiral that saw equities shed a staggering N275 billion in value. The sell-off in BUA Cement, alongside declines in Wema Bank Plc and Ellah Lakes Plc, dragged the AllShare Index (ASI) down 0.40 per cent... The post BUA Cement Leads Market Decline As Investors Lose N275bn appeared first on New Telegraph.

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