NGX Sheds N515bn As Banking, Consumer Stocks Weigh On Market

Sage Kakkat

26 Feb 2026

The Nigerian equities market closed lower today as sustained losses in bellwether banking and consumer goods stocks dragged key performance indicators into negative territory. Data from the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) showed that market capitalization declined to N124.24 trillion today from N124.75 trillion recorded on previous trading day translating to a loss of about N515 billion. In the...The post NGX Sheds N515bn As Banking, Consumer Stocks Weigh On Market appeared first on New Telegraph.

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