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The Nigerian Exchange closed the week lower, with the All-Share Index falling 3.59% and market capitalisation decliningFinancial Services stocks dominated trading activity, accounting for 67.44% of total turnover by volume, led by Access HoldingsMarket breadth was negative as 78 equities declined, while Cornerstone Insurance, Academy Press led the gainers
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The Nigerian equity market closed in the red for the third week of June 2026 as the All Share Index at the close of trading on Friday, June 19, 2026, fell from 244,738.74 points to 235,941.27 points during the week, according to Nigerian Exchange (NGX) data.
Market Capitalization, the total value of all listed equities, also shed N5.64 trillion in the week from N156.97 trillion to N151.327 trillion.
NGX closes week lower as selling pressure wipes N5.64 trillion Photo:
