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Nigerian equities fall 0.05% as profit-taking across large-cap stocks persist

Nairametrics · 1h ago · 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Nigerian equities fall 0.05% as profit-taking across large-cap stocks persist

The Nigerian equities market fell 0.05% on Monday, July 27, extending the previous session's losses as investors engaged in profit-taking after last week’s gains across several sectors and stocks. The post Nigerian equities fall 0.05% as profit-taking across large-cap stocks persist appeared first on Nairametrics .

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