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Nigerian equities sell-off stretches to 11th straight session, wiping out N260 billion

Nairametrics · 2h ago · 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Nigerian equities sell-off stretches to 11th straight session, wiping out N260 billion

Resuming after the Eid-Ul-Mawlid public holiday, the Nigerian equities market extended its bearish run on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, as sustained selling pressure across insurance, banking, consumer goods and oil & gas stocks wiped out approximately N259.76 billion, marking the 11th consecutive session of losses. The post Nigerian equities sell-off stretches to 11th straight session, wiping out N260 billion appeared first on Nairametrics .

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