Further losses by blue chip stocks depreciate indices on the Exchange

Continued share price depreciations suffered by many blue chip stocks, yesterday, further depressed the corporate performance indicators of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) by 0.8 per cent, thus strengthening the hold of the bears on the equities sector.

Moses Ebosele and Femi Adekoya

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