Nigeria Stocks Dip Amid Trump Threat, Eurobonds Stable
Nigeria's stock market faced a downturn with the NGX recording losses following Trump's threat. Despite plans to sell $2.3 billion in bonds, the market capitalization contracted significantly.
Eurobonds remained stable amidst the turmoil, with the market experiencing a mix of signals and decreased trade activity. The market sentiment remained bearish, with more losers than gainers across sectors like insurance, banking, and oil and gas.
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