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Investors in the Nigerian stock market lost a total of N5.45 trillion as the equities market continued its bearish run for an eighth straight session on Thursday.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) listed stocks continued to witness sharp decline since Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
Last week, investors on the NGX lost N3.8 trillion in four straight bearish sessions.
Stocks on the NGX have lost N1.65 trillion from Monday to Thursday this week.
Thus, the losses in the last eight trading sessions alone stood at N5.45 trillion, wiping out previous gains in the market.
Thursday market summary
The market on Thursday extended its bearish run, with investors losing N440 billion, owing to sustained profit-taking in large and mid-cap stocks.
Market capitalization dropped by 0.30 per cent or N440 billion from N155.417 trillion at the opening of trading to N154.977 trillion at the close of trading.
Haldane McCall led the gainers’ chart with a gain of 9.38 per cent to close at N3.85 while International Energy Insurance led the losers’ chart, dropping by 9.85 per cent to close at N4.30.
The poor performance of insurance stocks, it is said, has been brought about by the implementation of the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act 2025, after the National Insurance Commission revoked the licences of Universal Insurance and Nigeria Reinsurance in recent weeks.















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