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Nigerian stocks begin second quarter in the red
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April 4, 2017
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Nigeria's equities market started the second quarter on a negative note as the All Share Index shed just 1 percent. Meanwhile, the government's saving bond opened for subscription on Monday and will close this Friday.
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