Profit taking drags stock market indices by N57b

Hopes for a bulls’ run dimmed yesterday, following renewed profit-taking by investors at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), as the bears took centre stage again on equity transactions, reversing the Tuesday's positive sentiment, as market capitalisation depreciated by N57billion.

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