Nigerian Equities Market Extends Losses Amid Sell Pressure
The Nigerian equities market closed lower on November 21st, with persistent sell-offs leading to a decrease in the market capitalization from N91.710 trillion to N92.002 trillion. The key index also dropped, reflecting a bearish sentiment across various sectors.
Notably, there were 16 gainers against 38 losers, indicating a broad-based decline. Key counters like Dangote Cement, Custodian Investment, UACN PLC, Presco PLC, and Julius Berger were among those holding positions.
The market's overall performance was impacted by renewed sell pressure.
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