Nigerian Stock Market Falls Amid Trump's Threats, Investor Losses
The Nigerian Stock Market extended its losing streak as the All-Share Index fell by 1.35% to close at 150,573.87 points, with a market capitalization decline of N1.31 trillion. Analysts attribute the market jitter to US President Donald Trump's recent threats against Nigeria, particularly through his Truth Social platform.
The Centre for Promoting Private Enterprise (CPPE) raised concerns about the economic repercussions of Trump's military threats, leading to diplomatic unease and market uncertainty.
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