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Nigeria’s waning financial market sentiments

By CNBC Africa
14 March 2016   |   1:08 pm
The Nigeria Stock Exchange All Share Index rose 0.6 per cent week-on-week settling at 25,988.40 points, while year-to-date loss moderated to 9.3 per cent. The Nigerian economy continues to experience issues from high unemployment.

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