ABUJA, March 9 (Reuters) - Nigerian stocks fell to near a
three-year low on Monday after shares in the relatively liquid
banking sector sank 8.95% and other companies tumbled as crude
prices plunged.
The all share index .NSEINDEX recorded its biggest one-day
fall in more than four months, down 2.4% on Monday. Crude prices
tumbled as much as 33%, sending investors worried by the
coronavirus outbreak fleeing for the safety.