The Nigerian stock market experienced a heavy underperformance on Wednesday, August 27, with a loss of 324 billion nairas, marking its first significant decline of the week. According to data from the Nigeria Exchange Limited (NGX), the market capitalization, which stood at 89.696 billion nairas (approximately 58 billion USD) at the opening, decreased by 0.36%…...
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